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Great

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Detailed explanation with patience and also easily understand that you are interested to share knowledge that's why you're good sir

Another fine lecture... I'm not an MD student, just interested in idiopathic SIH

As a SIH sufferer, this is quite interesting... I've just read an article describing CSF leak via a Right VA-induced tear/opening in the dura, which appears to be a very unusual finding. There also seem to be possibilities for CSF leak via the nasal sinus, recently seen to be induced by overly-aggresive nasal swab techniques during COVID-19 testing. This is only the second lecture from your university, and they both been excellent, well-presented and to-the-point, no excess/meaningless content.

Well! Even without any, or very little, image processing, superb "introduction" to MRI, with real cases to illustrate the kind of signal anomalies of importance. As an "interested amateur" ( with rather strong reasons for interest) this is tremendously useful, and presented so clearly! One thing that I found just a bit "light" was coverage of the skull and CSF and dura... but, is the dura at all visible on T1? Another possibly useful thing to cover would be the kind of "window" levels for structures, CSF, arteries and nerves, to get an idea of starting points for adjusting the image presentation with simple exposure/contrast settings, or for setting CLUT values when investigating, for example, neurovascular issues...ok, sorry, two more videos! 😉

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This is beautifully done. Thank you

❤❤❤❤❤ фантастика, спасибо огромное

Excelente. presentacion

Thank you for this, it is extremely useful for all those that view chest x-rays - I shall recommend this to my colleagues and students - many thanks.

I swear the videos without 10 animations and without some fancy graphic program are always the best! Straight to the point. Love the video Thank you!

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Dear all, I was illegally implanted with a neural network. My brain MRI scan was reported as normal but there are some areas as concerns. Do you know any brain radiology doctor, with integrity,who can have a look at my brain MRI, please?

Awesome lecture

really informative and clear explanation thank you for this Top class lecture.

Amazing!! Thanks❤❤❤❤

So detailed. Thank you❤

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My friend takes a dose of about 4100 msv. Please will you advise me what I should do now.

Wow!!

Thanks Dr.Ben

The rapid fire review of cases is very y helpful! Thank you!

Thanks a lot Dr

@46:04 Case 40- Is it only dextrocardia or dextro with situs inversus?? Liver opacity clearly seen on left side...thanks

@17:14 is it fine to tell that this is para spinal lymph nodes by this xray appearance only? Could this be para spinal masses like in psoas abscess?

Nice description in simplest way

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Good job.

Thank you so much!

Vă mulțumesc! Dumnezeu să vă binecuvânteze!

Very good

I had 3 CT scans this year. I asked the doctors and nurses and the radiologists that they know it's a massive amount of radiation to give you, and that's why they don't do them for no reason. They need a serious reason for it, and something so serious where an MRI won't suffice. One was a brain scan 2 weeks after I had a decent concussion and I was just getting worse and worse. Well, they found nothing, no bleeding or anything. Well, the concussion ended up being just an unfortunate coincidence because the real reason I was getting worse was a serious case of sepsis (blood poisoning) and bacterial endocarditis (a bacterial heart valve infection) which got me hospitalized a few weeks afterwards. They did a chest CT because my lungs were filling up with fluid, and I can't really remember what the third one was about, being completely delirious with high fever, midazolam, and ketamine.. I think it was a full torso one to check if the infection had spread to my spine or organs. Luckily it hadn't. Now I'm kinda worried because I had such a massive dose in such a short timespan, they were all within like 2 months. But they still had a _serious_ reason to do them, and I really won't blame them if I get some type of cancer down the line for something that ended up saving my life in the first place. I already feel like I'm on borrowed time after the open heart valve replacement surgery. I'm so thankful that science has come so far ❤

Beautiful talk very educational and informative 43:28

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Please make a video on MRI pelvis or MRCP anatomy pathology and sequence

Thank you

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Perfect Thank you ♥️

Excelente presentación 👏

It's a great study video

My doctor: take enough rest to be healthy. Me at 3am: wonder how brain MRI looks

excellent lecture

Thank you!

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MRI of brain, soft musles injuries, only machines helps when your elobrated knowlege is applied after 6 to 10 years to learn.

Great structure, straight to the point ! I really enjoyed it, thank you!