Anis Qureshi

Anis Qureshi Health & Radiology Educator l Youtube

19/08/2026

NCCT Shoulder — Complete Procedure 🩻
Learn the step-by-step positioning, scan planning, coverage and important settings for a Non-Contrast CT Shoulder.
🎥 Full Video on YouTube
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18/08/2026

It's MRI , not MIR

TEMPORAL BONE — STENVER’S VIEW For: Petrous bone & Internal Auditory Meatus (IAM)Position: Prone; forehead & nose on tab...
17/08/2026

TEMPORAL BONE — STENVER’S VIEW

For: Petrous bone & Internal Auditory Meatus (IAM)
Position: Prone; forehead & nose on table. OML nearly perpendicular to IR. Head rotated 45° toward side examined; neck extended.
IR: 18 × 24 cm, transverse.
CR: Midway between occipital protuberance & opposite EAM, directed through petrous temporal bone.
Tube angle: 12° cephalad (≈7° to OML).
SID/FFD: 100 cm
Grid: Yes — Bucky technique
Exposure: Temporal-bone technique/chart according to patient thickness & equipment.
Demonstrates: Petrous temporal bone, IAM, mastoid region.
Key point: Correct 45° head rotation + 12° cephalad CR are crucial.

17/08/2026

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SCAPULAR “Y” View Indication: Shoulder trauma & suspected dislocation.PositioningErect or seated, facing IR; lean forwar...
16/08/2026

SCAPULAR “Y” View
Indication: Shoulder trauma & suspected dislocation.
Positioning
Erect or seated, facing IR; lean forward.
Rotate body until scapula is in true lateral.
Arm may be abducted ~90°, hand over top of IR.
CR: Perpendicular to IR → midpoint of scapula
SID: 100–115 cm (40–45″)
Tube angle: 0°
Collimation: Entire scapula & shoulder.
⭐ Y Anatomy
Y arms: Scapular spine + acromion + scapular body
Centre: Glenoid
Normal: humeral head overlies glenoid.
Anterior/inferior → anterior dislocation
Posterior → posterior dislocation
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16/08/2026

Abdominal Pathologies on CT Scan

Cervical Spine 1. AP C3–C7 Position: Supine/erect; chin raised to clear mandible.CR: Cephalad-directed, centered around ...
15/08/2026

Cervical Spine

1. AP C3–C7

Position: Supine/erect; chin raised to clear mandible.
CR: Cephalad-directed, centered around C5.
Shows: C3–C7 + prevertebral soft tissues.
Key: Good exposure should show bone + soft tissue.

2. Axial Upper Cervical
Indication: When odontoid is not adequately seen on open-mouth view.
Position: Supine; MSP centered; head immobilized; neck extended, OML ~45° to tabletop.
CR: 30° cephalad from vertical.
Center: Midline between external auditory meatuses.
Shows: Odontoid (dens) projected over occipital bone.
🚨 Trauma: Do NOT flex the neck.

15/08/2026

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🩻 FOREARM RADIOGRAPHY — COMPLETE1. AP VIEWPosition: Seated, arm extended, hand supinated (palm up).IR: Long axis paralle...
14/08/2026

🩻 FOREARM RADIOGRAPHY — COMPLETE
1. AP VIEW
Position: Seated, arm extended, hand supinated (palm up).
IR: Long axis parallel to forearm; include wrist + elbow.
CR: Perpendicular to midpoint of forearm.
Demonstrates: Entire radius and ulna, wrist and elbow.
Key: Palm up → AP.
2. LATERAL VIEW
Position: Elbow flexed 90°, forearm in true lateral, thumb up.
IR: Include entire forearm with wrist + elbow.
CR: Perpendicular to midpoint of forearm.
Demonstrates: Radius and ulna, fracture displacement/alignment, wrist and elbow.
Key: 90° elbow + thumb up → Lateral.
Must remember: Both AP + Lateral, entire radius & ulna, and BOTH joints included.

14/08/2026

Parts of CT Gantry,
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