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hey doc, on an mri is the c2 above c1?

Fast... maybe I should set 75% speed... Just a neuro patient with dizziness, brain fog, balance and gait problems, orthostatic plus a specific positional trigger... Sigh...

Is mri of Brain without contrast still good? Can it see a lot?

Great video. Thank you for sharing the searching pattern !! As a beginner, learning the search pattern is more important than acquiring detailed knowledge.

monitoring for conversion tonight on a patient. Admitted with ischemic stroke on eliquis, not a TPA canadate. Left arm weakness. Now left arm flacid. Likely waxing of stroke due to no other changes.

Thanks :)

This video is amazing! Thank you for the excellent work, literally summarizing months of lectures into 13 minutes

This is great, feels like a senior colleague teaching you in real time. More please!

I have lots of anxiety about radiation I received from CT scans. Abdomen Pelvis. multiple CT scans cancer risk? Responder I have lots of anxiety about radiation I received from CT scans. Abdomen Pelvis. multiple CT scans cancer risk?

Absolutely brilliant...all the relevance and pertinent information without distracting "See how much I know" superfluous chatter. Real "meat and potatoes" material delivered in a precise and concise manner...just outstanding. I recently had three MRI's over four months in which a 5.5cmm X 5.3cmm X 3.3cm mass/tumor appears, beginning from a 1.4cm X 0.5cm ring enhancing hyperintense "thingy", which there are different opinions of what it might be. The original "Thingy" was pick up when I was admitted for Encephalitis, the first Radiologist labelled it an abscess which the Infectious Disease Specialist and the Hospitalist disagreed. I was told to follow up in four months through my PCP, I went back in two months and had another MRI...voila, there it was. A Lumbar Puncture followed which revealed a negative para neoplastic panel and negative NMDA, so it was see "See Me back in two months". Early December, a third MRI reveals the aforementioned mass/tumor remains at 5.5 X 5.3 X 3.3 cm mass with the "Thingy" in it. I'm being referred to a Neurooncologist...it's been a month since the referral They are really busy at the University of Colorado Medical Center...but I told you this whole story just to admit...my health system allows access to MRI's (the raw views) and of course I had little idea how to look at it, so this was really informative and helpful. Seeing as no one knows what my mass/tumor and little "Thingy" is I have decided...it's my new Brain. My old one is a little worn out (I don't know how, I rarely used it)...so this is the new one! Yea!

Are you wiling to look at my back mri to give your opinion on it?

Excellent!!!

Hey I love your videos. Can you do a How to Read an MRI Scan of the shoulder?

very good video for beginners in MRI

Do you look at throat and back of tounge and thyroid on a cervical spine mri?

I just had a chest x-ray done because I constantly feel like there’s something pushing or squeezing my throat my doctor thought it could be a vein. He initially wanted to do a CT scan but insurance said I had to do x-ray first. But they didn’t see anything concerning that but they did see something on my spine lol so yeah I gotta get that checked now. But next for my chest is the CT scan

Will u see nasopharyngeal space ?

Amazing, thank you

Is this with contrast?

Thank you!!!

Hey, anyone here fancy reviewing my mris? Am involved in a major complaint with the local health board, injured in first a dental then a maxillofacial appointment. Now, my skull is compressing, I've been told I've lost brain mass. They've never shown me my scans. I've had to go hunting and request them. They say nothing wrong I can see loads, went straight to problem areas and at worst, I'm going on the symmetry rule, my face used to be the same either side. Now my skull is deformed. I have lumps that change shape every few days or so. A massive lump behind my left ear and now my neck has bowed under the pressure of an unsupported skull, and feel like I've broken the MUSCLES in the neck! Little stabbing feelings across base of my skull, pins and needles, numbness arms especially, left hand... thumb and forefinger join little and wedding band finger in being numb. My hospital tried to COMMIT me, to cover for the doctors who made existing issues a million times worse... I should have a bloody HALO on. If anyone wants a hobby and to look for really weird and unique things. Because NO ONE has gone thru the physical issues of the last four years, and I'm never believed. Even though I took to recording all the appointments...

So fast scrolling You should have been slower for a beginner

Will this show an enlarged appendix

Hi, just a curious person here, how long does it take as a range for a doctor to look through the images of an MRI scan to make a diagnosis? If anyone can illuminate I would really appreciate it.

Nicely explained...More videos! 😀

1st vid that popped up in a while. Looks like back in the algorithm

what does loss of disc space height and vacuum disc phenomenon grater along the right aspect mean on a T12 L1 lumbar CT report

thank you for sharing ....

Very fast

Hey Jake! I'm a graphic design student currently getting my BFA. I have a final thesis project on creating a font typeface, and I am really interested in MRI scans, specifically of the brain. This video was amazing in helping me research more on the conceptual side of things. May I ask where you found these scans? And if there is anywhere that I can find full MRI scans of a brain online? This would be amazing.

Amazing!

Hello can I send you mine I want to hear your opinion

Very helpful as an NP this is great

Impressive 😮

Exactly as it should be presented. Concise , and with insight . Thank you for your work

To read something, you need to be able to do it. For this, you need to at least know all types of pathologies in the abdominal cavity - and there are thousands of variants. This is NECESSARY, so as not to confuse - a variant of the "norm" with a variant of pathology. And pathologies can be different, the same as NON-INCARCERATED internal hernias, about which there is no information at all - about incarcerated ones, there is plenty of information, but about NOT incarcerated ones, no one has information.

Good vid bb CT brain

GOOD OF CT BRAIN

Thank You Sir very informative ,Sir if there is there is L4 L5 disc bulge then which nerve root will be involved?

Thank you so much for this lecture Dr. Gibbons! I work in a spine practice and had a general idea of what to look for when reading spine imaging. Your video taught me more in a few minutes than what I learned in 5 years!

These videos are great thank you so much -Sincerely from a lost R1

Your videos are gold, respected Sir. I am just about to start my radiology residency in Pakistan and your videos are simply priceless. thank you for taking the time out of your life to help us out.

Can the scan detect penile tumor?

thank you!!

Great review. I do wish there was a way to look at my MRIs. I've had a lot of difficulty getting true answers

Will ct scan show colon cancer.

thanks for good lecture.

What's your thoughts about Calcification of Styloid Ligament? Along with "Reverse Curves" - Only thoughts I have are the fwd head, and stressed people who clench at the jaw, that creates tension on the ligament that causes this. Or people with some sort of Craniocervical Instability - Reverse Curves seem to go with the calcification that I've noticed. What's wild is now some are getting Dynamic Cone Beam CT Scans. Then BAI, ADI, CXA and BDI can be checked for instability.

hello is there any spect ct scan free of use? thanks!

Great lecture Doctor.