Imaging of Renal Masses [ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW] | Dr. Daniel J. Kowal (RadiologistHQ)
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2022
- In this video, we discuss imaging of malignant and benign renal masses.
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What an amazing stuff you share
Thanks for sharing such a nice presentation , one of the best I ever come across
Thank you Khurram for your kind words. I try to share content and speakers which I would personally want to hear :).
I never compromise on the quality of education on the channel.
This was too good. Covered everything 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Glad you liked it! Let me know if you would like us to cover any other topic.
Very nice, Radiology HQ
Comprehensive and excellent lecture!
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What a great and clear presentation ... Thanks
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Thank you so much for this amazing video🍀
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Nice to see a face to all the things I listen to on here!
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A great lecture! It was/is very informative; I loved that you linked the radiological findings in different modalities and the physics. Well done, and thank you😀
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Wonderful presentation sir. Thank u
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Awesome lecture for resident!
Agreed! I would say that this is also helpful for practicing radiologists.
This lecturer is amazing
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Great lecture
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He has an amazing CZcams channel. His lectures are awesome. I request you to get him onboard for more lectures.
Yes! Will request Dr. Kowal if he can do more live lectures with us :)
Which channel?
Highly educational
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Thank you
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super lecture❤
Glad you think so!
Please explain bosniac type 2 hyperdense cyste and size 3 cm or above and cyste placement intra and ekstra parenkymal???
please reply- as in 2019 MR classification, homogenous hyperdense cyst over 3 cm is recommended to MRI for proper classification
I was in er 3 weeks ago where they found 2 stones byt also a 12cm what er called a cyst. I went to urologist who said might be diverticulum. Had a mri scheduled but the cancelled it. Because i have a another ct scan. One urologist said could be diverticulum. But the older more experienced urologist is shocked how big it is in someone so skinny. Not sure what to think
Please consult your physician to discuss this further.
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What is spontaneous hemorrhage due to rcc known as?
Wunderlich syndrome.
Can i please get pdf copy of this presentation?
Unfortunately that is not possible.
Why on venous is it 21-30 and not just
Can you please elaborate ?
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