Brain CT: search patterns and check areas with Andrew Dixon

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[@user-ot1kh6lx9i]

Very nice and helpfull topic . Thanks

[@FG-zv6us]

Great as always "Dixon", and funny!

[@abelvasquez1612]

Excellent 👍🏼

[@diegomauriciovictorialozan1581]

EXCELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNTTTT

[@boriskoulagna9614]

Very helpful. Thanks so much. I'm a neurosurgery resident. Please when for the MRI ? And when for CT SCAN OR MRI SPINE ?🙏🏿

[@eraman124]

Thanks, great video! Please, add english subtitles

[@eraman124]

I should say: "Give me subtitles, Dixon!")))

[@soumyajitbanerjee3939]

17:19 we're dealing with receptive dysphasia isnt it? pardon me doc if im wrong

[@RadiologyChannel]

Yes, the clinical history provided was expressive dysphasia but the areas of infarction correspond more to receptive.

[@SireSquish]

I thought I recognised the name Andrew Dixon :)