Great content Dr. Cellini! I really like the added teaching session. As a med student, I think they make your content extra informative. Keep up the great work! ;)
Hi !! i'm a radiology resident living in South Korea and i do vlogs also. It was interesting checking out the life of a radiology resident in another country😎
Hi! I'm a radiologic technology student in the Philippines and I really want to work there in South Korea someday :) is it hard? And do they accept foreigners to work at hospitals there? I hope you're doing good and fine!! I'm your subscriber 💖
I am a PA student who just started clinicals 2 weeks ago. First is OBGYN, but seeing that about the gall bladder is great info! I definitely have heard of those scans and know they are for testing the gall bladder but the video of what is normal and not is great. :)
yoo I don't care what anyone else says you have to keep making these kinds of videos. I'm tryna be a radiologist myself and your videos are really inspiring and I'm sure these kinds of videos help many others decide what they want to do too!
new subbie. Just wanted to say thanks for all you do....very inspirational to see you vlogging and give us an inside look at what happens..I think people forget the long shifts, nights etc. Looking forward to more of your vlogs.
As a Child Life Student, I will soon start my practicum clinical hours in which I will be paired with a Child Life Specialist and essentially follow them around for a few weeks before patients are handed off to me and then I will go and evaluate for child life services and if deemed necessary follow up with my supervisor. I am definitely not looking forward to working nights at the hospital I am looking at does provide child life coverage on the PACU, PICU, and NICU from 11 pm-6 am where we essentially sit and wait for a page in case child life services are needed overnight or we get a consult for a overnight procedure in which educational services or distraction are needed such as for emergency surgeries. We will even get paged for Code Blues on the PICU and NICU to provide comfort and distraction to siblings and bereavement care if it gets to that point
Fantastic video!! Always love seeing educational videos in a practical context: the way you used practical examples to help with explanation of concepts was great👌
You're videos are so fascinating. I love everything medical and science. That's why I'm pursuing a career as a PA. You can call me a nerd for this stuff.
Laying in bed, thinking of all the work that i need to finish before hospital tomorrow and here shows up your video and i subscribe for a pull of motivation 😊
Wow, what an interesting and intellectual job! You must get to work with all kinds of awesome people. Any particular senior residents or role models that you really look up to?
Hi, Dr. Cellini! Love your videos and I really enjoyed watching this vlog. I often wonder with working so many hours and going through so many hours of training, what kind of self-care do you engage in in order to keep yourself healthy? I, too, work long hours and am Always looking for different ways I can practice self-care. Thanks and keep on rocking w those vlogs!
This is so cool! I’m a med student right now and it really makes me excited to become a doctor! But for now I’m going to enjoy the journey haha. Love to watch more videos like this!
That was a great vlog! I think you should do more! Maybe not so much coffee in that press next time cause you gonna wear off those buttons on that elevator. HAHAHAHA
Do you have an tips for a future interventional radiologist/radiologist? I am currently going for rad tech for now. I am looking forward to becoming a doctor. Best schools? Tuition? Debt? Help please???
Dr. Cellini, On April 19,2019 it'll be 2 years since I had my Cholecystectomy. Approx 2 weeks prior to that I had a HIDA scan and they found that with my gallbladder, there weren't any gallstones or infection from what my Dr told me. The report that my Dr gave me was that my gallbladder simply wasn't working and that my "ejection fraction" if you will was about at 0 so they only way to correct that was with surgery. However, I was not shown what an abnormal scan such as in my case actually would look like. Could you possibly show an example on one of these videos of what an abnormal scan looks like, please? I would like to have some idea of what my Dr may have seen at that time. Thank you and I like your videos. I have several chronic health conditions which go hand in hand with each other and I like to educate myself and I find your videos to be very educational.
Thank you for sharing all the radiology knowledge that we haven't learned in medical school. I am a current 1st year medical student who is interested in both IR and general surgery. What makes you choose DR over IR?
I know this is an old Vlog but I have a question and hope you see this. It’s not about a HIDA scan but a Gallium scan. I had a gallium scan several years ago because every I had fevers that were unable to be traced...elevated CBC, elevated inflammatory markers, fevers of 103/104, Cultures - , immuno-compromised... so here’s my question, they ordered a Gallium scan and it came back + for a kidney infection but then the doctors said it’s not a very accurate testing measure. So why is this test used??
I had no pain,but violent sickness off and on for a year. They kept doing ultrasounds saying I had no stones so it wasn’t my gallbladder. I heard of the Hyda Scan and insisted on having one because I was so sick. I had the scan.. They called me back saying my gallbladder was working 1/2 of 1% of the time. How would that have looked on the scan?
Call would be great if they were all negative non con head CTs, negative BL LE venous US and negative chest X-rays...unfortunately the inevitable cancergrams, BL LE CTA runoffs and misc MRIs that probably shouldn't be ordered in the first place...throw in some stroke CTA head/neck and perfusion studies and call it a normal night
Very cool that you have a mini one button in your intro! My son is 2.5 and has one and when I saw it in your video, I said "HEY! I know what that was!!" 😂
I’m so addicted to your videos I’m starting to watch them all for a second time so if you could step up the pace that would be great...haha j/k. On a more serious note, do you ever read a study where it looks so bad your stomach sinks a little?
I just subscribed nice videos, very informative, quick questions which one u think is the best diagnostic Imaging or Nuclear Medicine? Thanks for ur videos!😁
I was thinking why he is waking up at 5:30pm, but he usually wakes up at 5:30am. i was waiting to see his face then when i saw him, I realized that this is not Doctor Mike. i should really read the guy who posted first
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I'm a medical student, when I'm tired of working I look your profile and videos. You inspire us as doctor who loves his job.😍
Zizeg Ak same!
Keep up the good work!
Keep up your good work im sure it will be better than you expected 🤗
I plan on going to medical school.
Where he is from?
UK?
Can we talk about how much coffee grinds you put in that french press 😂😂
lol it's nightshift!
The struggle is real 😂
You wouldn't like my coffee consumption 😂😂😂 night shift gets you. One must be caffinated when working the floors at night. I can relate to this doc.
Hahahahaha lol
P M My thoughts exactly HAHAHAHAHA
Your quick teaching session was HIGHLY appreciated, thank you!
The HIDA explanation was so interesting!
Honestly doc, doctors like you are the reason why I still have motivation to pursue my dream of becoming a physician. Thank you!
The making of that coffee was so... satisfying 😂
Great content Dr. Cellini! I really like the added teaching session. As a med student, I think they make your content extra informative. Keep up the great work! ;)
I like how your vlogs are so natural and organic. Thank you for your insightful videos. The world becomes a better place because of doctors like you.
Hi !! i'm a radiology resident living in South Korea and i do vlogs also. It was interesting checking out the life of a radiology resident in another country😎
Hi! I'm a radiologic technology student in the Philippines and I really want to work there in South Korea someday :) is it hard? And do they accept foreigners to work at hospitals there? I hope you're doing good and fine!! I'm your subscriber 💖
Krista Mercado better learn Korean
Omg when you started aggressively clicking the buttons💀 that’s me at work
As a pre-med student, I absolutely loved the HIDA explanation! It made for a nice mix of lifestyle and education which you rarely get from vlogs!
I’m a nuclear med student and it’s awesome when rads talk about Nuc med!!
It's part of the package :)
Great video! It’s really interesting to see what doctors get up to across the pond. Hello from the UK 🇬🇧
I am a PA student who just started clinicals 2 weeks ago. First is OBGYN, but seeing that about the gall bladder is great info! I definitely have heard of those scans and know they are for testing the gall bladder but the video of what is normal and not is great. :)
yoo I don't care what anyone else says you have to keep making these kinds of videos. I'm tryna be a radiologist myself and your videos are really inspiring and I'm sure these kinds of videos help many others decide what they want to do too!
You're aiming for radiology? Yes! There are few people who aim for it, thank god! Make more!
new subbie. Just wanted to say thanks for all you do....very inspirational to see you vlogging and give us an inside look at what happens..I think people forget the long shifts, nights etc. Looking forward to more of your vlogs.
Thank you for vlogging your shift! As a student on the medical track it’s both motivational and inspiring!
Will do more soon!
I am thinking about being a doctor when I get older and I love watching your videos!!
As a Child Life Student, I will soon start my practicum clinical hours in which I will be paired with a Child Life Specialist and essentially follow them around for a few weeks before patients are handed off to me and then I will go and evaluate for child life services and if deemed necessary follow up with my supervisor. I am definitely not looking forward to working nights at the hospital I am looking at does provide child life coverage on the PACU, PICU, and NICU from 11 pm-6 am where we essentially sit and wait for a page in case child life services are needed overnight or we get a consult for a overnight procedure in which educational services or distraction are needed such as for emergency surgeries. We will even get paged for Code Blues on the PICU and NICU to provide comfort and distraction to siblings and bereavement care if it gets to that point
This makes me more interested in radiology. Do you work with patients much or is it more behind the scenes?
Haaa, I had a Hida scan done once.
Just got to your channel, it’s very nice.
Thanks for sharing with us your work.
Falling in love with radiology seeing you daily
Fantastic video!! Always love seeing educational videos in a practical context: the way you used practical examples to help with explanation of concepts was great👌
Thanks!
Thank you for explaining the HIDA scan,please always make similar videos
Rads resident here. Great content, keep them coming ! Maybe include an interventional procedure when you can :)
You have a good way for explanation, I understood everything you explained, thank you 👏👏
Can you do a video on how you balance traveling with residency? Your videos are rad thank you!
Loved it, more of these please! I love your teaching and the explanations of what you read during a shift
You're videos are so fascinating. I love everything medical and science. That's why I'm pursuing a career as a PA. You can call me a nerd for this stuff.
Love your videos. I used to assist the Gastroenterologist during the ERCP . I have seen the colelithiasis
from that point of view .
Laying in bed, thinking of all the work that i need to finish before hospital tomorrow and here shows up your video and i subscribe for a pull of motivation 😊
That’s what I’m here for! 😉
Wow, what an interesting and intellectual job! You must get to work with all kinds of awesome people. Any particular senior residents or role models that you really look up to?
Radiology is chill just looking at pics all day
Hi, Dr. Cellini!
Love your videos and I really enjoyed watching this vlog. I often wonder with working so many hours and going through so many hours of training, what kind of self-care do you engage in in order to keep yourself healthy? I, too, work long hours and am Always looking for different ways I can practice self-care. Thanks and keep on rocking w those vlogs!
Excellent... I'm from India.. The Other side of the globe. Your video is very useful as we do support services to some of the US healthcare company
This is so cool! I’m a med student right now and it really makes me excited to become a doctor! But for now I’m going to enjoy the journey haha. Love to watch more videos like this!
I'm a pharmacy student but I enjoy watching your videos!
I DIDN'T KNOW THOSE WIPES CAUSED CANCER
yikes
Brianna Garay that’s an oof
Can you make a video of how to be a radiologist, like the school process??
The HIDA Scan was pretty cool, Sir! Please do upload more IR stuff; it's quite interesting 😃
Keep the vlogs coming! Current 2nd year med student interested in rads!
Im a Dr in Mexico, i really enjoy your videos, my goal is become a radiologist and that is for you
Great job! Can't wait to practice medicine one day with you!
Please do more search patterns and share your templates .
Great video as always! Very inspirational for me as a 2nd year med student😎
thanks!
I remember I read about scientillation counter and GM countet ( studying radiation from subject) in my 3rd yr
Just learned about HIDA in med school!
Yees. Love the video, your editing style and how laid back you are. :)
I laughed way too much at the excessive button pressing at the beginning lol
That was a great vlog! I think you should do more! Maybe not so much coffee in that press next time cause you gonna wear off those buttons on that elevator. HAHAHAHA
lol! I need a lot of coffee for nightshifts!
😂😂😂 I was thinking maybe he's running late
@Lisa Kay You're very beautiful.
I think u and doctor mike should do like a we’re u both answer questions and then see if ur answers are different
More Vlogs Please, they are really informative
Do you have an tips for a future interventional radiologist/radiologist? I am currently going for rad tech for now. I am looking forward to becoming a doctor. Best schools? Tuition? Debt? Help please???
Love your videos. Keep them coming please.
So like quick question, Does the ER where you work order the Imaging directly without getting it approved by you first ?
I have to approve/protocol everything, but ultimately they can request anything they want
Love it. I work nights every other weekend. Ultrasound! Do you ever read ultrasounds?
Every day!
Dr. Cellini, On April 19,2019 it'll be 2 years since I had my Cholecystectomy. Approx 2 weeks prior to that I had a HIDA scan and they found that with my gallbladder, there weren't any gallstones or infection from what my Dr told me. The report that my Dr gave me was that my gallbladder simply wasn't working and that my "ejection fraction" if you will was about at 0 so they only way to correct that was with surgery. However, I was not shown what an abnormal scan such as in my case actually would look like. Could you possibly show an example on one of these videos of what an abnormal scan looks like, please? I would like to have some idea of what my Dr may have seen at that time. Thank you and I like your videos. I have several chronic health conditions which go hand in hand with each other and I like to educate myself and I find your videos to be very educational.
Here is your like doc, you are so inspiring !!!
The more I watch your videos, the more I want to be a doctor!
As usual Great Video Doc. I just have one question? Your thoughts on future of Radiology with AI? Or is this an idea for a future video?
definitely a future video and only people not in radiology seem to be worried about it lol
@@DrCellini I'm a MS1 interested in radiology, should I be worried lol?
Who like this job ♥️
in turkey you start your shift at 06 am in tuesday and finish at 8 pm in wednesday.
furkan aydogdu that’s illegal
@@asiazri7754 nobody cares. And unfortunately, thats legal in turkey
furkan aydogdu that’s legal in turkey? Wow I didn’t know
That was awesome! Question on the GB study. Is that a safe contrast for end stage 4 renal failure pt?
These vlogs are awesome! I really like this channel, even tho i'm new viewer! :) Keep it up!
I want to become a doctor one day! ❤️
you inspire me to vlog at work!
Thank you for sharing all the radiology knowledge that we haven't learned in medical school. I am a current 1st year medical student who is interested in both IR and general surgery. What makes you choose DR over IR?
Jane Pan I actually chose IR over DR 😎
@@DrCellini Yay! So excited for you!
I know this is an old Vlog but I have a question and hope you see this. It’s not about a HIDA scan but a Gallium scan. I had a gallium scan several years ago because every I had fevers that were unable to be traced...elevated CBC, elevated inflammatory markers, fevers of 103/104, Cultures - , immuno-compromised... so here’s my question, they ordered a Gallium scan and it came back + for a kidney infection but then the doctors said it’s not a very accurate testing measure. So why is this test used??
U should have a pet scan
I had no pain,but violent sickness off and on for a year. They kept doing ultrasounds saying I had no stones so it wasn’t my gallbladder. I heard of the Hyda Scan and insisted on having one because I was so sick. I had the scan.. They called me back saying my gallbladder was working 1/2 of 1% of the time. How would that have looked on the scan?
Awesome explanation. Love it
THIS IS SO COOL!! Thank you for teaching me!!
I like his personality
Hello Doc... at minute 4:53... the explanation with the drawing rocks... Appart from that, I don't get why the hospital is so empty even at midday...
Call would be great if they were all negative non con head CTs, negative BL LE venous US and negative chest X-rays...unfortunately the inevitable cancergrams, BL LE CTA runoffs and misc MRIs that probably shouldn't be ordered in the first place...throw in some stroke CTA head/neck and perfusion studies and call it a normal night
Very cool that you have a mini one button in your intro! My son is 2.5 and has one and when I saw it in your video, I said "HEY! I know what that was!!" 😂
I did a whole video on it too :)
You’re awesome!!!!!
ooohhhh we going back back
Thank you for making such a terrific videos.
Keep going buddy 🤛🏻
You see that coffee!!! That's us Doctors!
If only medical school was as simple to understand as your drawing of the Liver, Gallbladder, and ducts.
If medical school was easy everyone would of did it.
Love the vibes❤️Love the vlog videos✨🚀
hahaha I feel you, the elevator button! Awesome vid!
The HIDA explanation was interesting to see, especially since i no long have a gallbladder
Creo que el café lo hace apretar los botones del elevador de esa manera 😂🤣
The pressing on the elevator buttons. Been there buddy lol.😅
Amazing!!
I’m so addicted to your videos I’m starting to watch them all for a second time so if you could step up the pace that would be great...haha j/k. On a more serious note, do you ever read a study where it looks so bad your stomach sinks a little?
no stat permacath consults?
Starbucks open at 3 am? Cool.
Love informative videos.
Just had my gall bladder out last Thursday..
loved this vlog!
I just subscribed nice videos, very informative, quick questions which one u think is the best diagnostic Imaging or Nuclear Medicine? Thanks for ur videos!😁
Nice vlog!
Awesome vlog 💀!
What helps with the pain of a fractured thumb when you are in a brace
I was thinking why he is waking up at 5:30pm, but he usually wakes up at 5:30am. i was waiting to see his face then when i saw him, I realized that this is not Doctor Mike. i should really read the guy who posted first
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