Anatomy of CT scans: Thoracic cavity

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Thank you for your kind words. I am so happy to hear the video. Tutorials are helpful. Yes, imaging in sections is challenging.

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After 15 yrs as a C.T. tech, I never knew the names of the muscles on the scan. Keep teaching us.

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I was really struggling with the heart on a TC scan, thank you! Great iniciative!

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Thank you so much for elaborating CTanatomy of thoracic cavity in a short time.Thanks again

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Loved this video, thank you so much for breaking dow the information. Im cross training in CT and this helped tremendously ❤

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I am asking for ct scans for diagnosis of spinal curvature and stenosis, disc disease. I have not been able to give them a mri of thoracic because of claustrophobia. Even the open machine is closed in the middle where my head would have to be. I'm asking for ct today. I hope to finally get answers for my pain. Thank you for making this relatively easy to understand.

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Glad it helped!

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Found this video really really helpful - would love a similar one for other CT scans, especially the abdomen! thanks :)

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Kindly help me to differentate between sternum n menubrium?

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Please sir also cover Abdominal cavity your teaching is precious thanks for this awesome video i wish you the best

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[@TheNotedAnatomist]

You're very welcome!

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Colon or large intestine ulcers can be seen in ct scan?

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Very interesting and useful! How thick are the paraspinal muscles along the thoracic spine approximately?

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

Depends on the segmental level… thicker in lumber region and thinner in cervical

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So, what's the range in the thoracic region?I've tried to look this up and can't seem to find any clear source. @@TheNotedAnatomist

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You are most welcome

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So this is a simple thoracic ct scan with contrast . As i see it is able to catch a potential aortic aneurysm both on ascending or descending aorta ?

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Thank you so much... Plz make a video ct anatomy of abdomen and pelvis and brain...

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Great video for a newbie like me as a NP thank you. I hope you will also include pet scans and more chest lung tumors please

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I have a hard time visualizing when you were explaining the heart images. When you were pointing out the right, it was on the left of the image( when i am facing the screen). Do you perhaps have a different analogy than the handshake for the visualization of right/left. Sorry for my confusion! Thanks for the videos

[@TheNotedAnatomist]

When i first learned the heart i had in mind the image of a 2 story house with 2 rooms upstairs (RA, LA) and 2 rooms downstairs (RV, LV). It was drawn like a picture someone in Grade 1 would draw. A square with one vertical and one horizontal line equally making 4 squares. That image is helpful when understanding the 4 chambers and perhaps even how blood flows between parts of the heart. However, it is not the way the 4 chambers are oriented in the human body. The borders of the heart are as follows: The RA forms the right border, The LA is the most posterior chamber, the RV is the most anterior chamber and the LV forms the left border and apex of the heart. As such, in imaging this is helpful in identifying which chamber is which. Therefore, when viewing an axial CT the view is always foot to head. As such, the left border of the screen is the right side of the patient. Therefore, the RA is the chamber of the heart on the left side of the screen. Does that help?

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The Noted Anatomist Yes! It makes sense now. Thank you so much:)

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Glad you enjoyed it!

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