Radiology folder ⋅ Learning modules ⋅ X-ray interpretation ⋅ Examination Technique ⋅ Further Resources ⋅ Gallery
Lizfranc injuries – These are injuries which should have a low threshold for suspicion and for arranging follow up! Around half of these are missed on first presentation!
**NEW**
The EMJ have recently released a series looking at diagnostic imaging in the foot. Excellent for those looking for a little more detail.
Radiology folder
- If you see an interesting x-ray which would be useful for educating your colleagues then just drag and drop it into the anonymised folder ‘ED Abnormalities’ on our PACs system.
Learning modules
- RCEM learning
- BMJ learning (BMA membership or institutional access required)
- Queens University, Canada Emergency Medicine e-Learning module – Ankle Injuries
X-ray interpretation
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- If you have access to Clinical Key the why not follow this link to Raby’s Accident and Emergency Radiology: A Survival Guide, Third Edition (Institutional access and Athens login required)
- Why not try our own intranet quiz created by Mark Allen (need to be on site)
Examination technique
Joint examination of the Foot & Ankle from NHS Media Hub on Vimeo.Further resources
- Handover presentations
- Highly recommended Andy Neill’s EmergencyMedicineIreland.com videos on ankle injuries and LisFrank injuries. Ideal for handover teaching.
- If you really have the time – The American College of Foot and Ankle Specialists have a large selection of podcasts
Gallery
