Explore the fundamentals of conventional radiography in this concise 11-minute video lecture delivered by Dr. Mahan Mathur, Assistant Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at Yale University School of Medicine. Delve into the historical context of radiography, learn about the five basic densities in x-ray imaging, and understand the techniques used in conventional radiography. Gain practical skills in identifying patient positioning and distinguishing between different x-ray projections. Through a comprehensive course outline and clear objectives, develop a solid foundation in radiological imaging interpretation. Enhance your ability to analyze chest x-rays and grasp the essential principles of this crucial diagnostic tool in modern medicine.
Introduction to Radiology - Conventional Radiography
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Course outline
Objectives
Conventional Radiography - Historical context
Conventional Radiography - 5 basic densities
Name the following densities
Which is upright? Which is supine? How can you tell?
Conventional Radiography - Technique
Examine the following 2 chest x-rays Which one is the PA projection and why?
Conventional Radiography: summary
Taught by
Yale Radiology and Biomedical Imaging
