Starting at general surgery this week, wanted to check some anatomy, and I saw my savior for anatomy classes 2 years ago. When checking abdominal anatomy, I saw this video, posted just 1 week ago. From the man that I admire, just what I needed as a clinical student right now. Thank you very much!
Started to do ct scans after a long time working in bundus, so this was very helpful to catch-up with my anatomy recap once again. Thank you so much 🎉.
it's impressive! we looks so different from that perspective! but I haven't yet see this video and the pelvic one. . i had few time and these videos must be viewed with lot of attention. i can not wait... good job and thanks you
Amazing video! I'm learning a lot with you, specially considering that we're are not allowed to have pratical anatomy classes in our university these years, due to pandemic
Irreplaceable content! I'm forever grateful:) And I hope to will have read your embryology book by the end of this year! It's a pity it isn't translated to my language, but I'm gonna work with what I've got
Hi Sam, is this is indeed arterial acquisition at around 30 seconds after contrast injection, or actually portal venous acquisition at 60-80 seconds, and how can I better differentiate between the two? My mindset is because the bifurcations off of the IVC are not well appreciated, but then again they very slightly are, so does the arteries retain contrast longer than the veins even at the 60-80 mark?
If that patient has GI symptoms (nausea, vomiting, epigastric pain, or flank pain), there are some issues here, that radiologists notoriously overlook in imaging and report as "normal". Second problem: referrers take the radiologist's report far too much as "everything" seen. No, it depends on protocol and indication and....eyes and experience. Don't think you have had imaging coming back "fine", that that was really the case. Good thing, get a copy and have a look yourself AND reevaluated by some other radiologist who is more experienced in whatever you want a focus on. That's why good vascular surgeons look through the images themselves, good neurosurgeons never give a cent for the report. Yet you will encounter ample doctors who "believe the radiologist department" blindly and can harm you by doing so. Overlooking is a big issue. Big!!
I wanna go back age40 and become a nurse. Not2necessarily practice as I've a nec injury but medicine is a deep calling4me and I want the right qualification behind a natural healing practice as I'm allergic2lots drugs. I've become fascinated by physiology since I hurt my neck3yrs ago. I'm awaiting an op no pain meds and its so hard!!
Starting at general surgery this week, wanted to check some anatomy, and I saw my savior for anatomy classes 2 years ago. When checking abdominal anatomy, I saw this video, posted just 1 week ago. From the man that I admire, just what I needed as a clinical student right now. Thank you very much!
He is certainly one of the best lecturers in Anatomy...very knowlegible and thorough.
sir, we definitely would like to see more radiology with you 💕💕 this is amazingly amazing.. thank you
can not wait for the next one 👌🏻
You're an absolute legend, have watched your videos through out 4 years of med school!
Thanks Mr. Sam..!
I'm in 12th grade, I chose biology for university..you really help me alot. Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Started to do ct scans after a long time working in bundus, so this was very helpful to catch-up with my anatomy recap once again. Thank you so much 🎉.
Another amazing video from Sir Sam. Loving the radiology - would love some more
it's impressive! we looks so different from that perspective! but I haven't yet see this video and the pelvic one. . i had few time and these videos must be viewed with lot of attention. i can not wait... good job and thanks you
Amazing video! I'm learning a lot with you, specially considering that we're are not allowed to have pratical anatomy classes in our university these years, due to pandemic
Same here, this helps a lot
Thanks Sam, cool way to innovate your videos!
Your videos are such a huge help, thanks for putting out great content!!
Irreplaceable content! I'm forever grateful:) And I hope to will have read your embryology book by the end of this year! It's a pity it isn't translated to my language, but I'm gonna work with what I've got
Wow is there an embriology book?! Is the name Embriology at a glance?
@@duemiladiciannove9386Yes, I think so! You can search the phrase 'Samuel Webster Embryology' and it should come up:))
This is very nice detailed explanation. Thank you very much
Thank you so much Sir
Continue shinning like the star you are.....
Thank so much .. much needed 👍
It was fantastic and very useful, thank you. Please continue like this for the whole body. e.n.t doctor from Greece
Praise God for His amazing creation.. Thank you so much Dr Sam!
Thank you so much sir!! It was amazing learning it the way you teach! 🎉
Thank you mr. House. Helped a lot!
So much love and respect from Morocco
wowww woww wowoww ! the king of anatomy!
Amazing video!
You r amazing ❤️ from india
This is awesome sir ..please can u do this for head as well ?? Its really good and much needed...thank u so much sir ☺️☺️
Nice one
Great viedo❤
Got a little confused at 6:25 when you were describing left and right. Thought you would have used anatomical left and right. :)
Thank you very much.
Hi Sam, is this is indeed arterial acquisition at around 30 seconds after contrast injection, or actually portal venous acquisition at 60-80 seconds, and how can I better differentiate between the two? My mindset is because the bifurcations off of the IVC are not well appreciated, but then again they very slightly are, so does the arteries retain contrast longer than the veins even at the 60-80 mark?
Really amazing
Hello mr Webster! Love the content, any recommended apps or programs for anatomy learning?
this helped so much tysm can you do an mri one?!
If that patient has GI symptoms (nausea, vomiting, epigastric pain, or flank pain), there are some issues here, that radiologists notoriously overlook in imaging and report as "normal".
Second problem: referrers take the radiologist's report far too much as "everything" seen. No, it depends on protocol and indication and....eyes and experience.
Don't think you have had imaging coming back "fine", that that was really the case.
Good thing, get a copy and have a look yourself AND reevaluated by some other radiologist who is more experienced in whatever you want a focus on.
That's why good vascular surgeons look through the images themselves, good neurosurgeons never give a cent for the report.
Yet you will encounter ample doctors who "believe the radiologist department" blindly and can harm you by doing so. Overlooking is a big issue. Big!!
Thanks!
🙏🙏 Ty it helped me alot
Thank uuu veryy much ❤️❤️
Thanks a lot sir
Radiography/Radiology💥💥💥
legend👏
thank youu so soo sooo much
Love frm India...
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Had a ct scan on abdomen with contrast can it see stomach
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Can somebody help me? That website isn't working in my PC
Sei the best
I kent spik english veri god
Thenchiu
Wow
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You are forget the appendix
waffeling (probably)
I wanna go back age40 and become a nurse. Not2necessarily practice as I've a nec injury but medicine is a deep calling4me and I want the right qualification behind a natural healing practice as I'm allergic2lots drugs. I've become fascinated by physiology since I hurt my neck3yrs ago. I'm awaiting an op no pain meds and its so hard!!
Y u r so dramatic 😒