I know I post about Oppenheimer ossicles a lot, but they're sneaky little things that are usually overlooked, and a potential source of pain! I'm on a campaign to popularize them. Also note the logo overlying L5.

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Q: Pre-op CXR in a 55yo woman. What do you see and where could it be located? ANSWER: https://t.co/DD794YgUzq

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Q: What is the cause of this 71 year old's shoulder pain? ANSWER: https://t.co/URnuqq5SiA

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Q: What is the cause of this patient's chronic abdominal pain? ANSWER: https://t.co/0RHPM68Zdt

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Q: What is the important reason for this left hemithorax appearance? ANSWER: https://t.co/EejrgfNdsH

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Q: What name is given to this injury? ANSWER: https://t.co/UKZMmnDq8h

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Q: Which organs are injured in this trauma patient? ANSWER: https://t.co/tzhnB9ymAF

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Q: What injury is present in this trauma patient? ANSWER: https://t.co/BbTIcMebNO

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Q: What important vascular variant is seen here? ANSWER: https://t.co/O1gXn2QiNK

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Another case of Hypothenar hammer syndrome in a 37 yo male with lump and numbness of the 4th and 5th finger https://t.co/KFy3OqUYAE

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Q: What does this appearance have to do with buffalos?
ANSWER: https://t.co/oaPFDePXyM

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V-shaped ADI in young people when in flexion is typically normal. Stretchy transverse ligaments, unlike us old folk.

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Q: What do you call this beast of a sign? ANSWER: https://t.co/aMnuDoPebr

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Q: Why has a radiograph been taken to assess this patient with a headache? ANSWER: https://t.co/ga9XE5a2o7

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Free air up to skull base on CT brain, unexpected bilateral pneumothorax and extensive subcutaneous emphysema on routine chest xray after PICC placement. Likely explanation in this patient: oeseophageal rupture in extensive vomiting!

https://t.co/Vc4h3MZqGh

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