X Ray with Mr A

03/04/2026

Here's how we position the wrist for a routine x ray.

02/07/2026

Had to jump on this trend.

02/07/2026

Introducing the first class of Surgical Technology students at CHCP McAllen! Our newest program is designed to help prepare future surgical technologists with the training needed to thrive in fast-paced healthcare environments.

This program offers career-focused, hands-on training designed for students pursuing essential roles in surgical settings. At CHCP McAllen, the Surgical Technology AAS Program is available in a blended on-campus format. To learn more visit https://bit.ly/3Fi8vzQ

02/04/2026

This is the positioning for an AP upright abdomen x ray.

02/01/2026

This is just the AP bilateral rib projections. I'll have the obliques in another reel. Sobat Radiology

01/26/2026

This has been a scary weekend, stay safe everyone!

12/29/2025

12/29/2025

How do you think this happened? 🤦‍♂️

12/29/2025

🧠 MID-SAGITTAL MRI BRAIN – ANATOMY AT A GLANCE 🧠
✨ One image, multiple landmarks!
This beautifully labeled mid-sagittal MRI brain image highlights key anatomical structures.

A must-see reference for students and professionals to strengthen anatomical orientation and reporting confidence 📚🩻
🔍 Why this image matters?
✔️ Essential for understanding midline brain anatomy
✔️ Helps in localizing pathologies on MRI & CT
✔️ Crucial for exams, reporting, and daily clinical practice

⚠️ Important Note for Radiology Professionals:
👉 Always confirm true mid-sagittal positioning before labeling or interpretation.
👉 Pay close attention to the corpus callosum, brainstem alignment, and ventricular system, as subtle distortions may indicate congenital anomalies, masses, or raised ICP.
👉 Correlate with clinical findings and other planes (axial & coronal) for accurate diagnosis.

📌 Save this post for quick revision!

💬 Comment if you want a quiz or pathology-based post on this image 👇
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RadiographerLife

12/27/2025

Here's a lateral sternum demonstration.

12/17/2025

Here is a brief overview over mAs and reciprocity in radiography.