Abdominal X-ray Interpretation for Medical Students

Abdominal X-ray can be hard as medical students to interpret. Therefore, I have decided to dissect on interpreting AXR using BBC method. Abdominal X-rays are done to look for obstructions, renal calculi, suspected gastrointestinal perforation. The standard abdominal X-ray projection is usually a single anteroposterior projection in supine position. In this video, I have explained about valvulae conniventes, haustral folds and many more.

Further reading on AXR interpretation💎:

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0:00 : Intro
1:05 : How to interpret AXR?
3:05 : Bowel obstruction (small bowel vs large bowel)
6:50 : Practice Question
7:27 : AXR Explanation & Drawing
11:46 : Sample AXR answer
14:12 : Impression, Further plan

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My name is Priya.
I'm a final year medical student in Malaysia. 👩‍⚕️
I make videos about medicine and try my best to deliver knowledge in the simplest way as possible.

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[MisheckKhama-vidz]

Now I have understood the presentation of small and large bowel obstruction on x-ray..Thank you😄

[fasamah.kollie]

Great 👍
Thank you for the splendid deliberation 😊.It was indeed helpful. I’m a prospective 4th year medical student from Liberia 🇱🇷

[abelfreitaslay]

So precisely explanation in details..I like that. Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge ma'am.

[abdirahmanyare]

Easily every one can understand lecture very nice.