Andrew Murphy ◉

MMIS, BMedImagingSc, RT(R), FASMIRT

Andrew Murphy is an accredited advanced practitioner radiographer with clinical positions at both the Queensland Children's Hospital and the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia.

He completed a Master of Medical Imaging Science specialising in Radiographic Image Interpretation at the University of Sydney and has worked in major adult and paediatric institutions in Canada and Australia. In 2023 Andrew was awarded fellowship of the Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy.

He has spoken and run workshops on radiographic image interpretation at both radiography and radiology conferences and creates in-depth image courses for healthcare professionals worldwide, free in 125 low or middle-income countries.

Andrew is a co-convenor of the 2024 Radiopaedia Virtual Conference.

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Elbow ossification centers

Apophyseal avulsion fractures of the pelvis and hip (illustration)

Blood supply of the femoral head (illustration)

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (illustrations)

Lauge-Hansen classification of ankle fractures (illustrations)

Ankle tear drop sign (illustration)

Chopart and Lisfranc joints (illustrations)

Carpal dislocations (illustrations)

Nunley-Vertullo classification of Lisfranc injuries (illustrations)

Lisfranc injury - Myerson classifications (illustrations)

Lisfranc ligamentous complex (illustration)

Regions of the foot (illustrations)

Accessory ossicles of the foot (illustration)

Elbow anatomy (illustration)

Supracondylar fracture (illustrations)

Pediatric elbow anatomy (illustrations)

Milch classification of lateral humeral condyle fractures (illustrations)

Hindfoot alignment view

Clements-Nakayama positioning

Lateral knee positioning

Patterns of knee injury

Knee joint dislocations (illustrations)

AO classification of distal femur fractures (illustration)

Schatzker classification of tibial plateau fractures (illustrations)

Knee radiograph checklist (illustration)

Lipohemarthrosis and hemarthrosis (illustrations)

Knee anatomy (illustrations)

Mallet finger (illustration)

Elbow joint effusion (illustration)

AO/OTA classification of distal humeral fractures

Scapholunate advanced collapse (illustration)

Normal wrist alignment

Scaphoid non-union advanced collapse (illustration)

Radial height (illustration)

Normal wrist alignment, dorsal and volar intercalated segmental instability (illustration)

Ossicles of the wrist and hand (illustration)

Wrist anatomy (illustration)

Lateral wrist anatomy (illustration)

Rockwood classification of acromioclavicular joint injury

Hip views

Hip series (trauma)

Hip series

Femur series

Knee series (osteoarthritis)

Knee series

Knee series (trauma)

Tibia and fibula series

Ankle series

Foot series

Calcaneal series

Anterior shoulder dislocation

Hill-Sachs lesion - chronic

Pectoralis major tear

Carpal fractures - smart watch impaction

Contrast extravasation

Contrast extravasation

Failed intraosseous contrast injection

Foreign body (chronic)

Pubic symphysis disruption

Receipt spike in hand

Distal radius fracture with triquetral avulsion

Posterior shoulder dislocation

Normal shoulder radiographs

Normal shoulder radiographs

Normal shoulder radiographs

Normal shoulder radiographs

Bilateral shoulder injuries on chest x-ray

Anterior shoulder dislocation

Talar fracture

Talar neck fracture

Triquetral fracture

Lateral process talar fracture

Scapular fracture

Scapular fracture

Normal cervical spine radiographs with swimmer's view

Femoral fracture

Normal shoulder radiograph

Segond fracture

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