Correlate Clinically - Abdomen Imaging - CT scan abdomen interpretation - Radiology masterclass
If you’re looking to learn more about Applied radiology and CT abdomen interpretation, then this video is for you! By the end of this video, you’ll have a better understanding of the procedure and be able to apply it in a clinical setting - Correlate clinically the abdominal imaging findings to plan treatment. Thanks for watching! In this video, we'll be looking at a pancreatic CT scan on a console. This video is for anyone who wants to learn more about pancreatic CT scans and how to read them. This is the continuation of the "correlate clinically" series where we discuss an interesting case to practically explain the applied radiology of the pancreas and the resectability criteria for pancreatic cancer. we discuss how to read the CT scan of the pancreas and discuss all the relevant points to see on the scan to plan the management of pancreatic cancer. Vascular variations Vascular involvement by tumor - abutment or encasement Nodal disease, Peritoneal disease Ascites Liver lesions Arterial involvement Presence or absence of varices Portal hypertension And many more interesting factors to look for in these scans. This video is about Applied Radiology - pancreatic CT reading on console - Correlate clinically, CT scan of the pancreas. In the video, you will see a pancreatic CT scan being read on the console by a radiologist. They will correlate the CT scan with clinical findings to provide a better understanding of the pathology. COME JOIN US: OUR DETAILS FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/3qaO53R TWITTER: https://bit.ly/3legZw7 INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/33mAJaK E-MAIL ID: learnwithedusurg@gmail.com WE SUPPORT AND RECOMMEND Freedom of expression, positivity, and meditation: https://rdbl.co/3fQMStK VISIT THE LINK, IF YOU DO TOO. OUR MOST VIEWED SURGERY VIDEOS STEP BY STEP LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY: • Laparoscopic cholecystectomy - Step b... CRITICAL VIEW OF SAFETY IN LAP CHOLECYSTECTOMY: • Critical view of safety - What to do ... So. let's have fun... Do SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, LIKE if you like the approach to this video. Also, LEAVE TOPICS, SUGGESTIONS in the comments. Let's make surgery fun, factual, and free...
