I imagine it's a little awkward to walk in the room and set up the camera and then walk back out with all your gear. Just to walk in again All for a good shot :)
I love how clean and professional your videos look! You make it look so good and your content is presented much better than any other medial channel I've seen so far! Keep up the great work!
Hi Dr. Cellini! Thank you for these videos! I’m so glad I found a channel dedicated to radiology! I’m going into radiology residency in a couple of months. Radio feels like home. ♥️
Dr.Cellini, Awesome Content ! I have a 19 year old son who was a honor student in high school and now wants to be a Radiologist. I send him all your videos. Im very excited for his new career path. If you have time could you please send him a message of encouragement to help motivate him on this new journey. I can send you his information.Thanks
@@DrCellini As always, great vlog! I am in my last year of my medical studies and also very interested into interventional (neuro) radiology! But I am a little bit concerned about the "radiation protection". I can't find good studies about the negativ effects (besides protection) of radiation on interventional radiologists on the long term. Would be interested in your thoughts about that (or informations where to read about this topic)! Greetings from germany.
@@TheMickey1812 they all carry sensors to check their exposure to radiation, and rarely they surpass the limits set by the hospital. So it is quite safe!
Today is match day and at my school 24 students matched into rads (not surprising, my school is known for this). That had me all excited and then you had to go put out this video, lol! (Still appreciate you and still pro rads, but man I don't really like physics). Also, we're currently doing neuro, it'd be reallllllly cool if you could do a video on anything related to neuroimaging.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaand watched all of Your videos! Keep it up man! You are doing an amazing job with these videos! I'd like to see more "work vlog"- if its possible, those are the most interesting stuff I've ever seen so far ! :)
Nooo! How could you hate NM physics?? I ❤️ NM & PET physics. Also, so much truth to radiology physics being totally different from high school/university. I hated uni physics and was dreading radiology physics. Now radiology physics is one of my favourite things (especially gamma cameras).
Hey! I recently found your TH-cam videos and they are very informative. I had a quick question, though. What hospital are you doing your residency at? Thank you and continue making awesome videos!
I probably am starting my radiology residency from May. I am from India and your videos helped me to choose radiology as a career choice despite many people giving negative reviews. Thanks a lot.
@@drshivraj5273 very nice , I can only get dnb ... but let's see ..I will go fr rad or medicine ... but you are doing gr8 man ...I hope you get KEM ... :)
As an undergraduate radiology student they push us so hard to make sure we understand radiation physics! As a tech we are expected to know appropriate technique and the effects our techniques will have on the images and the patients. If AEC is unavailable or we go back to film from digital we have to be knowledgeable enough to know how xrays and quality images are produced. It's also important to know the xray tube and how it performs. We claim a modality in school therefore we learn about other modality equipment and physics as well. I love radiation physics it really is different, complex, and interesting!
Conferences like this sound like a great way to learn what's going on in the field, and also to take a break from your normal routine for a few days. Are you required to attend these or is it optional? How many days per year will you spend doing this kind of academic business vs treating patients?
Just recently discovered your channel. Love the content and of course subscribed. I was a X-ray technician for 12 yrs, and a medical laboratory tech also. 👍🇨🇦
Love your videos great inspiration for me keep it up bro this year going for undergraduate biology 4 years then Med school going for diagnostic radiology your videos give me motivation for it 👍
I am now retired but I have my registry in Radiology, MRI, and ultrasound. Physics by far was the hardest part of all of them! I know physics brain fog!! 😊
Of all the classes I've ever taken, MRI Physics is hands down *THE* most difficult class I've ever taken. Rotational matrices, transformations and FFTs, raw modeling on matlab... I'm getting PTSD
I enjoyed this video a lot, had no idea radiologists went to physics conferences 😊 I personally like physics and I also want a fulfilling job. But I'm not sure if I like the subject enough to become a medical physicist. How much do you come in contact with physics in your everyday work? Do you think being a radiologist would stimulate my interest in physics?
I love physics, and took a biophysics course in undergrad regarding medical imaging hahah it helped me a lot in medical school and using a camera when making youtube vids lol great video :D
Hello Dr. Cellini, Can you please make a video about your background and everything about your journey through Med school and how you picked radiology. Also, could you PLEASE, PLEASE make one about basic and I mean basic stuff that a PA or physician would see in primary care and an ER/urgent care setting??? Thank you!!!
Hi doc, may I ask do soft tissue ultrasound show muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves? And any type of injuries? Or it should be musculoskeletal ultrasound? Thank you
That that physics is a huge part of radiology actually like really made excited and may be consider radiology damn really ggod piece of what info there
@@DrCellini Im hoping to do a residency in diagnostic radiology in new york after my DO program. Looking forward to all those roentgens! P.s. you've been a big part of my inspiration for the field, so a big thanks!
Me too. Started my training in March and almost got put off by all the physics side of things but its gradually beginning to sink in. Videos like yours really help so thanks Doc 😊
@@zinxfc5283 To be very honest with you, I wouldn't say it's a walk in the park. It's hard work but well worth it. I didnt do physics or chemistry in my secondary school days which is probably why I struggled to grasp things but I'm getting there and loving it😊
@@joyneneogonnaya6735 are you able to have a normal life and spend time with family? I'm looking forward to pursuing radiology but I also want to have some free time you know?
@@zinxfc5283 Of course Zinx FC! I definitely do that. At the mo,my weekends are free. I only choose to do a few hours reading during the weekend so I can get better with the physics side of things but trust me dear, I get to spend quality time with my immediate and extended family/friends 😊
If you’re either a Pre-med/High schooler don’t worry about it. You’re going to change your mind on your specialty 37 times between now and your time to match into your residency. Try shadowing both of these types of doctors If you’re in med school, make sure you get a rotation in both of these. That’s the only way you’ll know for sure. If you’re still stuck, make a pros and cons list. If its actually out in front of you, it puts everything together instead of just random thoughts in your head. It’s a tough choice to choose between your specialty, but if you’re super passionate about one in particular, you’ll have this moment where you know you want to do one or the other. Good luck!
Hi wondering if u could help me I've been in pain back of my head near ear down neck pain down arms pain in arms when touch them but not every day and in upper shoulder
its amazing how the camera was already on before you entered the room
i though the same thing!! 😂
I imagine it's a little awkward to walk in the room and set up the camera and then walk back out with all your gear. Just to walk in again
All for a good shot :)
I love how clean and professional your videos look! You make it look so good and your content is presented much better than any other medial channel I've seen so far! Keep up the great work!
God I love your channel! And no, your title was not click bait. I actually didn’t know physics was part of radiology.
Haha thx!! I was hoping it wasn’t too clickbaity
Hi Dr. Cellini! Thank you for these videos! I’m so glad I found a channel dedicated to radiology! I’m going into radiology residency in a couple of months. Radio feels like home. ♥️
Dr.Cellini, Awesome Content ! I have a 19 year old son who was a honor student in high school and now wants to be a Radiologist. I send him all your videos. Im very excited for his new career path. If you have time could you please send him a message of encouragement to help motivate him on this new journey. I can send you his information.Thanks
Tell him to look into IR radiologist
good for him! i REALLYYY want to become a radiologist
Just matched into radiology and this video definitely eased my concerns about physics
😂😂 the elevator button pushing should be a thing in your videos 😂😂😂
Nice vlog! I really like physics but more so topics like kinematics because you can apply those things to daily life.
Great vlog. I am really interested in the sub-specialization intervention radiology! There is where the future is!
Exactly why I’m doing it 👍🏼
@@DrCellini As always, great vlog!
I am in my last year of my medical studies and also very interested into interventional (neuro) radiology! But I am a little bit concerned about the "radiation protection". I can't find good studies about the negativ effects (besides protection) of radiation on interventional radiologists on the long term. Would be interested in your thoughts about that (or informations where to read about this topic)!
Greetings from germany.
@@TheMickey1812 they all carry sensors to check their exposure to radiation, and rarely they surpass the limits set by the hospital. So it is quite safe!
You are awesome! Love physics myself. Only went as far as Nuc Med school. But love your prescription of it and the truth of it!
Today is match day and at my school 24 students matched into rads (not surprising, my school is known for this). That had me all excited and then you had to go put out this video, lol! (Still appreciate you and still pro rads, but man I don't really like physics). Also, we're currently doing neuro, it'd be reallllllly cool if you could do a video on anything related to neuroimaging.
What school is this and what state?
Aaaaaaaaaaaaand watched all of Your videos! Keep it up man! You are doing an amazing job with these videos! I'd like to see more "work vlog"- if its possible, those are the most interesting stuff I've ever seen so far ! :)
Nooo! How could you hate NM physics?? I ❤️ NM & PET physics.
Also, so much truth to radiology physics being totally different from high school/university. I hated uni physics and was dreading radiology physics. Now radiology physics is one of my favourite things (especially gamma cameras).
Love your videos! Your voice relaxes me.
Great stuff Dr. Cellini!
Hey! I recently found your TH-cam videos and they are very informative. I had a quick question, though. What hospital are you doing your residency at? Thank you and continue making awesome videos!
I probably am starting my radiology residency from May. I am from India and your videos helped me to choose radiology as a career choice despite many people giving negative reviews. Thanks a lot.
Which college are you going fr ??
@@mbbskundra KEM, mumbai if i get it, otherwise sion, mumbai or vmmc, delhi. You?
@@drshivraj5273 very nice , I can only get dnb ... but let's see ..I will go fr rad or medicine ... but you are doing gr8 man ...I hope you get KEM ... :)
@@mbbskundra thanks a lot. I hope you get the branch of your choice. Go for your passion. 🙂
@@drshivraj5273 did you end up getting in your dream branch and colleg?
As an undergraduate radiology student they push us so hard to make sure we understand radiation physics! As a tech we are expected to know appropriate technique and the effects our techniques will have on the images and the patients. If AEC is unavailable or we go back to film from digital we have to be knowledgeable enough to know how xrays and quality images are produced. It's also important to know the xray tube and how it performs. We claim a modality in school therefore we learn about other modality equipment and physics as well. I love radiation physics it really is different, complex, and interesting!
Conferences like this sound like a great way to learn what's going on in the field, and also to take a break from your normal routine for a few days. Are you required to attend these or is it optional? How many days per year will you spend doing this kind of academic business vs treating patients?
Just recently discovered your channel. Love the content and of course subscribed. I was a X-ray technician for 12 yrs, and a medical laboratory tech also. 👍🇨🇦
Just like ochem...after u pass you forget about it and try to remember it when a resident asks you a question about it
Love your videos great inspiration for me keep it up bro this year going for undergraduate biology 4 years then Med school going for diagnostic radiology your videos give me motivation for it 👍
Love these videos...as usual!!
The music and transitions are legendary
I am now retired but I have my registry in Radiology, MRI, and ultrasound. Physics by far was the hardest part of all of them! I know physics brain fog!! 😊
Random question: where did you get the black pants that you wore with the grey sweater? Love your style and your medical content!
Haha they are actually Uniqlo. They are my travel pants- they look like jeans but feel like sweatpants!
Of all the classes I've ever taken, MRI Physics is hands down *THE* most difficult class I've ever taken. Rotational matrices, transformations and FFTs, raw modeling on matlab... I'm getting PTSD
Awesome video!! I can't wait to become a radiologist like you!
Dr. Cellini, thank you for this videos. I am a student of Radiology in Panamá. God bless you.
I enjoyed this video a lot, had no idea radiologists went to physics conferences 😊
I personally like physics and I also want a fulfilling job. But I'm not sure if I like the subject enough to become a medical physicist. How much do you come in contact with physics in your everyday work? Do you think being a radiologist would stimulate my interest in physics?
Noice one Dr Cellini!!
Thx man!
I love physics, and took a biophysics course in undergrad regarding medical imaging hahah it helped me a lot in medical school and using a camera when making youtube vids lol great video :D
Hello Dr. Cellini, Can you please make a video about your background and everything about your journey through Med school and how you picked radiology. Also, could you PLEASE, PLEASE make one about basic and I mean basic stuff that a PA or physician would see in primary care and an ER/urgent care setting??? Thank you!!!
Love your vids. Any chance we will see a video of your take on the physician assistant field?
I’ll prob do a vid with someone I know pretty wel 😉
@@DrCellini Would love to see that!
so how much physics did you already know going into this conference?
Hi doc, may I ask do soft tissue ultrasound show muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves? And any type of injuries?
Or it should be musculoskeletal ultrasound?
Thank you
That that physics is a huge part of radiology actually like really made excited and may be consider radiology damn really ggod piece of what info there
Radiation physics only makes me more excited to apply to the field. PHYSIIIIIIIICS
lol, you are of the few!
@@DrCellini Im hoping to do a residency in diagnostic radiology in new york after my DO program. Looking forward to all those roentgens! P.s. you've been a big part of my inspiration for the field, so a big thanks!
Please suggest medical student how to become Radiologist?make video on this topic please?
Nice vlog, I'm studying for my physics radiology exam. RSNA radiographics and youtube FRCR lectures are some of the best... and your channel .
I didn’t know there was a lot of physics in radiology
Me too.
Started my training in March and almost got put off by all the physics side of things but its gradually beginning to sink in. Videos like yours really help so thanks Doc 😊
@@joyneneogonnaya6735 is it hard?
@@zinxfc5283
To be very honest with you, I wouldn't say it's a walk in the park. It's hard work but well worth it. I didnt do physics or chemistry in my secondary school days which is probably why I struggled to grasp things but I'm getting there and loving it😊
@@joyneneogonnaya6735 are you able to have a normal life and spend time with family? I'm looking forward to pursuing radiology but I also want to have some free time you know?
@@zinxfc5283
Of course Zinx FC!
I definitely do that.
At the mo,my weekends are free. I only choose to do a few hours reading during the weekend so I can get better with the physics side of things but trust me dear, I get to spend quality time with my immediate and extended family/friends 😊
Great video! Got any tips for IMGs looking into matching in Diagnostic radiology? applying in 2020!
Do we have to do bio , chem and physics for radiologist ?
To make it through med school there is a ton of Biology and Chemistry. As an actual Radiologist you would focus more on Biology and Physics.
Finally physics again...❤
This is to become radiologist or radiology doctor?
A radiologist is a Doctor. You’re thinking of a Radiologist technician I believe.
Have any MRI physics resources ? Also wondering if he discussed combined PET / MRI modality 5-10 years down the line ?
Dr. Cellini!
Any tips or advice for someone going into M3 that is interested in radiology? Specific types of electives to take? Thanks!
Dr. Cellini,
Do you think AI will take over sonographers?
Not any time soon
Hello, just curious how the physics will be in the radiology program. I’m currently in school for radiology technologist.
Dr cellini iam resident radiology from india.. Just came across your videos informative..
Already subscribed
From which college are you from?
@@drshivraj5273 iam from igmc shimla
@@ankitjishtu5765 i will be starting Radiology residency this year. Hopefully.
Great...congrats
Why was nuclear med physics terrible? Thanks for the video.
I’m torn between interventional radiology or Surgery. 😣😣😣
If you’re either a Pre-med/High schooler don’t worry about it. You’re going to change your mind on your specialty 37 times between now and your time to match into your residency. Try shadowing both of these types of doctors
If you’re in med school, make sure you get a rotation in both of these. That’s the only way you’ll know for sure. If you’re still stuck, make a pros and cons list. If its actually out in front of you, it puts everything together instead of just random thoughts in your head. It’s a tough choice to choose between your specialty, but if you’re super passionate about one in particular, you’ll have this moment where you know you want to do one or the other.
Good luck!
Hi wondering if u could help me I've been in pain back of my head near ear down neck pain down arms pain in arms when touch them but not every day and in upper shoulder
Are those Lulu ABC joggers? Dope.
Thanks for the video. I'm going into perfusion
Is it hard to match into radiology as a DO?
Nope
As a radiation therapist just start at the beginning with madam curie. She'll explain everything
How many years to become a radiologist?
Any recommendation on radio-physics resources ?
This is a really cool doctor!
...I got a 4 on AP Physics 1 but I failed AP Physics 2. But that's way different than radiology stuff (radiology physics is probably way harder lol).
I tried to understand the basic physics behind MRI... in 10 minutes studying it made my head felt spinning.
What a handsome doctor
Do a video about radiographic projections we will be so grateful
Sounds very interesting. Would of love to listen in...
Early squad
Another one Thankyou for more information hahaha
Nice interesting video, thx👍🏻
How is radiology regarding the salary✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Don't get into medicine for the salary. No amount of money is worth the sacrifice a career in medicine requires.
I'm cheating on neurodiagnostics with radiology. I do love my physics.
❤️
You should've interviewed Huda atleast. If they are not allowing you to film.
good job
This type of physics makes my brain hurt
I hate physics.. should I choose anesthesiology...
i see those Killshots lol
Ayyyy 👌🏼
Somehow mri physics makes more sense to me than ct
Elizabeth Oest
WHAT?!! You have to be kidding.
CT physics is not hard at all.
ineedmondayoff haha idk why I like it more though
Elizabeth Oest
It’s definitely more complex.
I knew all this
Take a shot every time you hear”physics”.
Beauty
To sum up: you're tired
Studying radiology now lol
Thank god I’m a dental student.
Physics huh..........guess we ain't doing radiology bois
Radiologist can be real a$$ holes