The reading and interpretation of radiographs is a skill that depends very much on practice and experience. Not only does it take time to know the difference between the normal and the pathological, but it also requires some training and practice to be able to define normal radiographic anatomy. Your skills in radiographic interpretation may be enhanced if you adopt a systematic approach in looking at radiographs of patients in the context of their clinical presentations. We have developed a set of radiograph-interpretation schemes that may help you attain the skills required to study and make clinical decisions based on your understanding of a patient's radiographic investigations.

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