CT Scan of the Chest Explained Clearly - High Resolution CT Scan (HRCT)

[@ahmadabdelsabour3141]

I got to tell you sir i never opened any of your vids cuz of your video cover. It gave me a bad impression. But after i listened to you. You're making some great vids thank you

[@kerrblunk]

very helpful on the difference on tests, for I have had on of those and now I know which one I had and why and what they may or may HAVE NOT found. Thank you

[@Medcram]

Timothy DeLord Thanks for your feedback- glad it was helpful

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[@qalandarkasnazani]

Excellent short explanation , this is the way of lectures

[@travellerOnFeet]

That was a very much simplified video. Thanks for Sharing.

[@tesnymehamdeni4190]

thank you so much that was so helpful

[@khaledghorab3906]

Good explanation thanks

[@tagoreji2143]

Thank you Sir 💐💐

[@patrickambrose5372]

Excellent video.

[@Medcram]

+Patrick Ambrose Thank you for the comment

[@Medcram]

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[@m1kem88]

great video would you be able to do some more CT related videos please explaining other types of scans as well as contrast enhanced scans?

[@Medcram]

Thanks for the comment and topic suggestion. We'll try to make more CT videos

[@gingershock]

Great video with clear explanation. Can you also explain the use of prone images for HRCT protocols? I used to work in CT a few years ago and noticed the protocol has changed. We used to employ a large slice gap in the upper chest as this is less likely to be affected by the types of diseases investigated and lowers the radiation dose. A much thinner gap was used in the lower region of the chest. Now protocols include the whole chest. Do you know the reason for the change? Is that because we have more advanced techniques to lower dose?

[@alecb30]

Nicely done - thanks

[@zoobasalem1083]

thank you great video ....please can you explain the different between spiral CT and other types .

[@kapilkamble982]

Can ct scan find out optical fiber glass core if someone swallow the fiber core diameter is as small as human hair can it be found

[@ashleyy-gx5fr]

Can anyone help me I had a ct scan done without contrast & they found nothing but I am still having problems again now & they ordered another one but with contrast I am 50/50 on if they will find something but I don’t wanna expose myself more but then I am really worried & think I should, this has been ruining my life for some time now.. any advice thank you

[@RahulChauhan-qs1lw]

Sir, Two small solid nodules are seen right middle lobe and posterior basal segment of left lower lobe ? Tell me Sir i need help you Sir,

[@rdseheult]

P.E. needs a CT scan with contrast that can be done within 20 sec and taken while the contrast is in the pulmonary circulation. (not HRCT)

[@taylormedeiros2320]

What about Low resolution CT scans that are now recommended for lung CA screening in smokers who stopped within the last 15 years?

[@Medicolysis]

thank you!

[@salimspace4709]

thanks

[@nazirhussain1940]

Thanks,a lot.

[@itsjimmyo]

I just had a CT scan they were looking for a blood clot in my rt lung how accurate are they in finding them 80% 90% ? thanks great video

[@bobm1182]

what about the differences in ionizing radiation exposure?

[@anasalazar2534]

I undergo ct scan in my lungs and i just only hear the machine say normal

[@adlanmerad204]

can you do some videos about abdomen x ray please? i did like chest x-ray interpretation GOD BLESS YOU :)

[@kimbowen8097]

thanks!

[@rosamancha7318]

Very informative. Over the weekend my doctor called advice me two of the test he did were not normal xray or ekg. N he breeder to do a ct scan. What do you suppose that means?

[@heatherann4390]

Do ct scans use radiation? Can u tell me why my doctor did zero tests on me and just assumed i have asthma and just gave me inhalers without any tests?????? I am not a student i am a patient concerned about my lung health and i am wondering about what all these lung tests test for and are they safe and do they use radiation that could make issues worse

[@Medcram]

+Lady UnPlugged yes ct scans use X-rays which cause radiation. Asthma is a clinical diagnosis meaning it can be diagnosed based on history and physical alone. Further if the symptoms improve with inhalers this confirms the diagnosis. If the diagnosis is in question a methacholine challange test can be done but is not always necessary nor desirable as there is a small but real risk of causing the symptoms to be worse. Everything you do in life has risk. There is even a risk with doing nothing.

[@benben90b]

so what about an pulmonary embolism high resolution with contrast or simple ct with contrast Thank you

[@J4ANification]

In Laymans terms what is volume averaging?

[@SuperLLL]

Take a sphere and flatten it into a flat circle.

[@J4ANification]

Mattia Rosso Still no clue, Im going to be a radiotherapy student and I want to get ahead of the game. I still dont get what you meant by the above comment.

[@Jen-qd7sc]

How much radiation does one absorb during this scan? I find this high definition CT scan potentially beneficial in diagnosing mental illness. Brain scans of the mentally unstable need high definition scanning.

[@aloohaider2883]

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[@tvstankovic]

hm...

[@zoobasalem1083]

thank you great video ....please can you explain the different between spiral CT and other types .

[@Medcram]

+zooba salem just about all CT scans now or spiral. They're able to acquire the images much faster that way.

[@cordelia6350]

thanks