How To Read a Chest CT: Basic Search Pattern

Start to finish search pattern of a noncontrast chest ct / thorax ct. For beginner level.
Organization:
Intro: 00:00
Lung Parenchyma: 1:36
Pleura: 3:38
Airways: 4:35
Mediastinal Fat: 5:52
Vessels and Heart: 7:41
Soft Tissues: 10:37
Bones: 11:26

[@DaKrazedKyubizt]

Absolutely love these videos. Helpful for medical school.

[@jenniferkeely2580]

I really appreciate the "table of contents" at the beginning so I can immediately scroll the information that I need. Thank you for your video!

[@sarelgaurMD]

Yes I was feeling particularly motivated that day

[@coldmagnet]

Amazing video. Love your search pattern

[@vikasreddy4592]

Thank you so much. Very helpful video!!

[@muthuramasubramanian7002]

Thank you so much for the wonderful explanations about thoracic noncontrast CT scan reading

[@user-ct1mj7sd4h]

thank you for the excellent speaking

[@Malak-io2bq]

Thank you so very much that was really informative and much needed 🌸

[@rajeshayyala]

Helpful video,TFS

[@Muneebkhan_Ai]

Absolutely useful 👍

[@eduardolazaga1348]

Simple and clear👍

[@raghadxx7395]

thank youu ...this was very helpful

[@nashiito1313]

¿Alguien viendo este video en 2020?
Dale like si tú lo haces.
Grettings from Republic of Congo.

[@benjamindelarosa3374]

Yo, muchas gracias por tu comentario aguante el libano

[@drgadham]

Very nice summary 👌

[@glmatzkin3358]

When do you have time to make all these awesome videos??
Thank you!

[@luckypenny4263]

Thank you love this video!!! please show more like this. Could you also do a video for the recent lung cancer screenings with lung rads using the LDCT? This will help me as I’m new and we will be working with these patients. Thank you !

[@arkayrian4113]

helpful indeed

[@whamud1984]

would love to see examples of "abnormal" image findings, possibly screenshots of abnormal posted at the corner of the video as you are walking us through your search. Otherwise, love your channel!

[@sarelgaurMD]

+Walid Hamud great idea, i did actually branstorm something simliar. i'm going to do some more videos on what common disease look like and how to diagnose them. thanks for watching- sg

[@whamud1984]

+Sarel Gaur MD absolutely! I'm a 3rd year med student in my surgery rotation, and i'm sharing ur channel with fellow students/res. very helpful, thank you for ur work

[@jessicole5618]

Walid Hamud u

[@raniraniterimehrbani5527]

Now you become doctor,where you are practising

[@fgastelum89]

+Sarel Gaur MD Do you have any explanations for CT chest with contrast or even a CTA chest? Keep you the awesome work! Very helpful!

[@harshaldivekar2252]

We built a system which is accepting CT scan image of lung to detect pneumonia, but if you put any irrelevant image ( means if you put dog's image instead of ct scan image) then also it is showing some kind of results like patient has pneumonia . What we can do to overcome this problem?

[@subiOm]

Thank you for this Dr. Sarel. Very educative.
On average, how long does it take you to read a chest CT?

[@sarelgaurMD]

hey thanks. anywhere from 5-20 minutes, depending on the complexity.
A chest CT is worth about 1 wRVU. A typical private practice radiologist might read 40-60 wRVUs / day
best,
Sarel

[@subiOm]

Sarel Gaur MD Alright, thank you.

[@joegurns2383]

I had no idea looking at a chest ct was so complicated

[@melindanolan8578]

can you read mine

[@sarelgaurMD]

hey unfor no, but maybe in a few yrs. until then i suggest contacting the radiology group who read it. you can also consult a rad group to overread it

[@heartmate123]

Useful video. Not a criticism but observation, you talk too fast, difficult to comprehend for people not used to American accent!

[@ristogrkovski7931]

Capcom

[@sarelgaurMD]

Yea man grew up on street fighter 2 and megaman

[@rex6365]

Need to slow down the talk -- VERY difficult to understand.