What is a CAT scan? How do we know if the lung is injured?
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- Ever wondered how to read a chest CT? Here, we discuss how to read your own chest CT. If you are a medical student or resident, I teach you objective findings of a hi resolution chest CT. If you are a curious patient, you will learn how to read the CT as well.
West Coast Lung - Rutland Medical Group
Pulmonologist in Newport Beach, California
Located in: Newport Superior Medical Plaza
Address: 1501 Superior Ave #202, Newport Beach, CA 92663
Phone: (949) 333-0464
Appointments: westcoastlung.com
Thank you Doc! That was a great video, you should have 1M followers!!
Brillianly explained and presented!
Great educational video
Tbanks for the informative video doctor
Gee you need to come to SW FL and train these Radiologist here. Its pretty bad ,
Amazing
I never hear such informative exception
Really thank you
You have great educational videos!😊
Thanks for this Dr
I'm getting values zeper explain where and after placement getting 21 Pittsburgh
Great video, very informative.. what is the black circle in the center? I just got a Ct with contrast done and as dr was showing me, he mumbled something about a vasculature while the circle was showing.. dead center between the lungs in the white area.. I see it throughout these examples
I think it's the trachea :)
can you plz give us a good book for chest CT
Three years ago, I had 27 radiation treatments to right breast, chest wall, arm pit! I have shortness of breath and fatigue. I am an RN and the radiologist failed to explain side effects to me. All the way around. Teaching is crucial in my profession. So, I have had some sadness.
Can I ask, what does "Excellent Opacification of the Pulmonary arteries" mean? It was on my scan when they thought I had a PE, and I don' tknow what that means...lol. I
Oh, P.S., I did not have a pulmonary embolism thank god. Just chostochondritis with very elevated D dimer test which went back to normal on a follow up. The Chostochondritis I still have on and off. If I got htis right, opafificatino is the same thing as attenuation. Because I had CT with contrast, the contrast was showing opacificatino of the pulmonary arteries without any grey area which was read as negative for PE?? The doctor did tell me my lungs were in excellent shape for being asmoker for 30 years, which shocks me too. But still, I am looking for a clear answer to "Excellent opacification of the pulmonary arteries." lol IT drives me nuts when I can't grasp something!!
Would you look at my ct scan