What’s the Next Imaging Step for a Suspected Hand Foreign Body After a Negative X-Ray?
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspect penetrating trauma with a foreign body in the soft tissues in the hand or wrist. Initial radiographs are negative.
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspect penetrating trauma with a foreign body in the soft tissues in the hand or wrist. Initial radiographs are negative.
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Initial radiographs showing metacarpophalangeal, proximal interphalangeal, or distal interphalangeal joint malalignment in
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Acute hand fracture on radiographs. Suspect hand tendon or ligament trauma. Next imaging study. (Acute Hand and Wrist Traum
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Initial radiographs showing distal radioulnar joint or carpal malalignment in the absence of fracture. Next imaging study.
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Acute wrist fracture on radiographs. Suspect wrist tendon or ligament trauma. Next imaging study. (Acute Hand and Wrist Tra
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspect acute hand or wrist trauma. Initial radiographs negative or equivocal. Next imaging study. (Acute Hand and Wrist Tr
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Acute blunt or penetrating trauma to the hand or wrist. Initial imaging. (Acute Hand and Wrist Trauma): recommended study,
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Age 16 years or older. Acute cervical spine blunt trauma. No unstable injury demonstrated initially, but kept in collar for
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Age 16 years or older. Acute cervical spine blunt trauma. Suspected arterial injury with or without positive cervical spine
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Age 16 years or older. Acute cervical spine blunt trauma. Obtunded. No trauma identified on cervical spine CT without IV co