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Fluoro Physics Goodenberger
Basic physics of fluoroscopy designed for Radiology Residents.
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Physics of Nuclear Medicine Instrumentation
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Physics review designed for Radiology Residents.
Radiography 1
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Basics of Radiography physics designed for Radiology Residents.
Advanced Physics concepts for Residents
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Part 2 of the lecture about advanced MR physics concepts and pulse sequences designed for Radiology residents.
Advanced MR physics concepts--- Part 1.
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 3 lety
Lecture for Diagnostic Radiology Residents about some advanced MR physics concepts and unique pulse sequences.
CT Physics - Radiation Dose
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CT Physics lecture designed for Diagnostic Radiology Residents
Basics of CT Physics
zhlédnutí 57KPřed 3 lety
Introduction to computed tomography physics for radiology residents.
MRITalkImageTissueProperties
zhlédnutí 518Před 3 lety
Basics of MRI image physics and tissue properties for radiology residents. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/eNNKe8ISlwX6WiA3C7XnK/respond
Lecture4ImageProcessingDisplay
zhlédnutí 357Před 3 lety
Non-interpretive skills like image processing and display basics. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/oUsXojP1ovkLS4AOczizo/respond
Physics Lecture 2
zhlédnutí 462Před 3 lety
Basics of Radiation Interactions and Soft Tissues for Radiology Residents. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/VcAaPwWXHws8y9586FsS5/respond
PhysicsBasicsLecture3
zhlédnutí 512Před 3 lety
Basics of X-ray tubes and photon spectra for Radiology Residents. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/qb8EKeYLHgaWYSUJ66zxX/respond
PhysicsLecture1
zhlédnutí 606Před 3 lety
Basics of Atoms and Interactions Physics for Radiology Residents. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/hZ4HwLZGm9IlFRtiunHJB/respond
MRIPhysicsArtifacts
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MRI Physics Artifacts Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/TUuak1eLuWdBXKhXEog3V/respond
MRILecture2PulseSequences
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Basics of pulse sequences. Quiz: PollEv.com/surveys/O9CJhQXgeHYCeF6dla45O/respond
Worth it just to detetmine how your system laid out, not just punch through blindly with a stiff hose.
Good information
very nice explanation, thank you so much.
how you get 800*64
what program is it
Can you show how looks pancreas divisum ir Ansa pancreatica?
Please have a video on how to determine visceral fats
Is it better than ct scan with contrast
I am not entirely clear about the terminology in the calf when vessels become occluded and then reconstitute distally. For example, you may see 3 patent vessels crossing the ankle but any or all of them may have been occluded and reconstituted on their way down from the knee. Can anyone help me with this terminology?
Thanks for your best presentation I found here on CZcams.
Thank you very much for your excellent lecture, sir! I was wondering, would you be able to give us a link to the report templates? It will be greatly appreciated! (From a Romanian radiology resident)
How is the name of this viewer?
If it was not 4 videos like this. I wouldn't have earned my degree from google.
Very insightful as a cancer researcher 💕 keep up the great work 💖
You mentioned that "people call the early arterial phase the pancreatic phase". Wouldn't the "pancreatic phase" be the delayed/late arterial phase instead? I'm not a radiologist. Just trying to learn the terms the radiologists use.
Thank you, this helped tremendously! Office memes are spot on haha
I had ct colonography and traditional colonoscopy they found that i have redundant tortus bowels with loops on sigmoid colon also proximal loading heavy 😢
Your question about increasing KVP and its relationship to dose: I believe it shouldn't double. The higher KVP has more penetrability, resulting in less skin entrance dose. I hope I am understanding this concept correctly, since KVP and dose tends to be confusing
I also think the same. High kVP means less photo-electric effect and thus less absorption.
❤ Excellent lecture.
👍💯
Thank you!
Hi
Does a renal mri purely just show the kidney or does surrounding organs show up also?
Using The Office as a teaching tool is SO perfect! keeps my attention, I appreciate your work.
If the window of intensfire is not light what is the problem
I told my doctor to forget the colonoscopy. Im having a colonography .
Great
very informative😊
I've had three CT scans of my kidneys now. Third one was to confirm no presence of kidney stones which ultrasound showed. I'm an altruistic living kidney donor
How about increasing the sound? I turned it up to 100% and can still hardly hear the audio.
A patient with cervical cancer with met history got her abdomen mri report; she has liver lessions in segment 6 and 8 under 2 cm. It is said these lessions are hyperintense on t2 weighted image without any significant postcontrast enhancement or diffusion restriction. one 7 mm lession is midly prominant CBD minimal central intraheptic billary prominance also noted I wanna know what does all that mean in simple language
I think its a shame I coulnt hear it
Hi! Very interesting, is this the Rennes software? Is it open source? Would you have a download link available? TIA
Yeah my errors were caused by laughing after I thought about my glasses flying across the room
Brilliant work.
Thank you very much, Docter Neil, may I know why is the pattern T3? could you provide me some material I could learn from.
Good video. These days you would think that we could teach a computer (AI) to go through the MRI and come up with a diagnosis. After prostate removal the AI could be updated and verified with the lab results. It would get smarter.
Thanks!! , I wish your audio was LOUDER WAS HARD TO HEAR YOU!!!
MUCH LESS SIGHING! Otherwise ok content
What an excellent summary
Great tuition, thanks
This is great. Learnt loads. Many thanks
Filters are of Teflon 🙄 ..... not ki Aluminium but ....
We can’t hear you
Great video thank you!
Pls software name
Excellent - studying for my CT registry - this helps give a great overview.
I can barely hear you.
My Dr just told me that health insurance won’t cover a prostate MRI. Is that true?
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