Intro to CT Physics: Understanding Phases of IV Contrast

#SARELGAURMD talks about different phases of intravenous contrast on CT.

[@sabashabir8497]

U make things so easy and simple thats what i like most about your videos. Thank you.

[@Dandylizz]

Excellent video! Yes please a video on the different protocols would be very helpful...have my DM1 radiology exam in 3 weeks and your videos have been very useful!

[@SignorWolfs]

thank you bro youre the best i could find about radiology you answered the real questions i had about ct scans and mri scans

[@jennyphungus]

thank you for explaining this in such an easy way to digest- from a new radiographer!!

[@rahulbirari1197]

One of the best teaching videos on net. Thanks a lot Sarel Gaur MD !!! Great work! Keep it up

[@KenNakanote]

Outstanding! Subscribed! Please keep the videos coming!

[@ulyssesramirez9674]

Great intro ! Simple and clear explanation to the concepts! Keep them coming sarel!

[@Warningcolour1]

Thanks for this! This was some beautifully succinct information.

[@christyrichberger8577]

Very Informative. Thank you. This was explained in the best way i have ever seen.

[@jayrighthere584]

this is awesome. it gives a lot information with simple explanations.

[@visshuchoudhary6083]

nice video...!!

[@mahela1993]

Wonderful explanation! Thank you!

[@erickerenest842]

Really appreciated
Helpful for new radiologist

[@sarahgarcia2009]

great video

[@momothesurgeon1436]

Really thanx..

[@tariqhassan7306]

Thank u sir.

[@AnaM5589]

thank you it was very helpful .

[@JAYZ999]

well explained, I subscribed!

[@preciousobichisom3748]

So helpful

[@esbjones82]

Just what I needed to grasp the different phases. I am about to explore more of your videos.

[@sarelgaurMD]

please indulge yourself - sg

[@drzeeehsan5982]

V nice and informative u hv made things v simpler.
Sir plzzz guide abour MRI imagng aswell

[@tecmedimagen]

Thanks

[@HowRadiologyWorks]

Thanks for sharing the great video. Seeing the phases side by side was very helpful. One clarification is that CT makes a map of X-ray attenuation and not just density. Iodine is used primarily for its high Z not high density.

[@sarelgaurMD]

Hey thanks for the comment. That sounds right and I’m reminded of the interesting physics behind all this

[@ah4alsalmi]

Thank you, it was helpful indeed.

[@sarelgaurMD]

no prob

[@niteshagarwal4676]

Sir this was great.
Please make vedios more in depth.

[@jawaharize]

possible to make a video on fixing scan time,delay ,protocol

[@danielapril5705]

Please make videos going more in-depth. That would be great and very helpful to new radiology residents. I will share with all of my budding radiology friends!

[@tecmedimagen]

are you using osirix?

[@sarelgaurMD]

+Miguel Prieto nope just regular ge pacs

[@sarelgaurMD]

+Miguel Prieto Nope just ge pacs

[@guythuu]

Thanks