great presentation but the question asked as to why the transverse colon is not fluid-filled is because it is non-dependant. Radiology practice has changed and we the radiologist from Yester years understand it a little better because of the Barium enema studies
As a physician I’m extremely disappointed by this video. I find it horrifying that you are teaching other people how to read abdominal CT while not pointing out gross details, neither does any responding person report these findings. For eg. In case 2 the right kidney is missing, left kidney appears abnormal in morphology, there are abdominal lymph nodes, right diaphragm is elevated/ misshapen, abdominal aorta has calcification. If this was being used as a video for colitis not abdominal CT even then these details need to be pointed out. Instead you focus on presumed Cdiff and antibiotics and that’s it. This represents one of the reasons why medical field is in decline because of poor teaching videos like this.
Omg is the guy on the first case annoying. Buddy just say your differential ffs. And he is just saying what he memorized with no direct correlation and possible other secondary pathologies on the scan
This is so useful, would really love more of these tutorials.
Amazing discussions...... Absolutely loved the presentation
One of those best lectures I have seen till date
Excellent!! Clarity of mind and calm demeanor!! Thank you!
Very lucid and crisp presentation sir, with lots of practical tips. Keep posting new videos sir.
More of these incredible content please, thank you!
Great lecture sir! Please make more of such case discussions! 😊
sir , please do these videos on a regular basis, very helpful
This was one of the best lectures I ever had. Please more!
Wonderful lecture, thank you Dr Vikas Shah. 😊
Awesome- hope more are on the way!
Your tutorials are amazing to watch and learn! Thank you so much!
great presentation but the question asked as to why the transverse colon is not fluid-filled is because it is non-dependant. Radiology practice has changed and we the radiologist from Yester years understand it a little better because of the Barium enema studies
Sir, this was really amazing to watch and learn.
Great lectures! Need more of these!
these are golden. do more
Excellent video.
BEST ABDOMINAL CT LECTURE EVERRRR! #MOREPLEASE
Very useful presentation. Thank you!
Very useful discussion ,Thank you !
NEED MORE OF THESE !
Great tutorial, thanks.
Would you please make a video and DICOM cases about perianal fistula MRI because it is challenging and essential for operative management
Please more videos like this one!
nice lecture. very helpful. thanks to Sir
brilliant ,,, thNxxxxx alot sir, csn we have moreee lectures plzzz
Thank you for these teachings
Hello sir
How to differentiate inflammatory thickening due to amoebic colitis and carcinoma colon based on CT features?
Amazing, thanks!
Could you make tutorial on the lower limb angio?
lovee these!
Thanks👍👍👍👍
Dear Sir. Can you use to
video subtitles translation? I not good english. Thank you very much!
Thanks!
Very useful
Nice...
Did patient in case 2 undergo right nefrectomy?
I'm the First. Great Lecture.
As a physician I’m extremely disappointed by this video. I find it horrifying that you are teaching other people how to read abdominal CT while not pointing out gross details, neither does any responding person report these findings. For eg. In case 2 the right kidney is missing, left kidney appears abnormal in morphology, there are abdominal lymph nodes, right diaphragm is elevated/ misshapen, abdominal aorta has calcification. If this was being used as a video for colitis not abdominal CT even then these details need to be pointed out. Instead you focus on presumed Cdiff and antibiotics and that’s it. This represents one of the reasons why medical field is in decline because of poor teaching videos like this.
Omg is the guy on the first case annoying. Buddy just say your differential ffs. And he is just saying what he memorized with no direct correlation and possible other secondary pathologies on the scan