Day in the Life of a DOCTOR - CT Guided Procedures - Interventional Radiology

[@angelguajardo697]

At school and watching the best youtuber

[@DrCellini]

☺️

[@amberlawson668]

Hitting us with another 🔥 video! Keep up the amazing work!

[@DrCellini]

Thanks!

[@caracorson2709]

I like when you describe the procedures you do. I wonder where you insert the needle to access all of the areas of the body.

[@DrCellini]

Pick a spot! Can almost go from anywhere

[@lightseeker134]

There's no one on the planet who deserves a 10-day vacation more than you. Enjoy!!

[@DrCellini]

Haha I’m sure there are others who deserve it more, but thanks!

[@ishanshashintha9507]

aren't there any radiological technologists involving those procedures?

[@godschild3640]

@@DrCellini this is my second lung biopsy and they’re not going to put me out again or give me anything for it. I do believe that it’s very abusive especially for a 59-year-old I’ve gone through so much for the last year and a half, and it’s like having a root canal, it’s very painful and the first one hurt me for an entire year. It must’ve been infected or something or they must’ve hit a nerve or something.,

[@godschild3640]

@@DrCellini This is abusive😡 to have no sleep as a doctor😭 and have nothing for your second lung biopsy no anesthesia. Nothing to calm me down. It’s very abusive.

[@jamesnorris9637]

OMG this Dr is so fine. I have to watch every time I get a notification lol

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Hahaha love it ;P

[@MsSalisha13]

Hope to see a filled week with you and Andriana on your vacation! #RestIsRequired

[@alexandrarodeyns5564]

I love your videos!! They are amazing

[@DrCellini]

Well thanks so much!

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

It’s awesome that u had fun. Useful info on ct guided procedures.

[@fiddlegirl79]

I had to have an abdominal drain tube put in back in June at University of MD in Baltimore. Their CT scanner for procedures is a little bit different. Because of the limited space in the room, the bed locked into place and the machine moved taking the scans. Pretty interesting.

[@DrCellini]

Cool!

[@fiddlegirl79]

@@DrCellini yea. The tech was really nice and explaining everything to me (I was nervous). She even stood with me when I was getting it done (I didn’t want to be sedated, but had the lidocaine of course).

[@abcbluecat]

What do you have to say about the company Figs?

[@coolteens4]

I have the same question!

[@SherryDyck]

Hi doc, I love your videos. I'm a medical transcriptionist from Canada and as much as I love what I do, it's when I watch your videos that I really get a much clearer picture of what really goes during a procedure/OR/consult that the doc can't/won't report - like getting bopped in the nose by a patient. Wow, if only you could say that in the report my work might be somewhat entertaining. On a more serious side, would you do a video on that part of your job ... dictating/transcription/proofing, etc. If not, how about a shout out to the transcription community :) ... we like to know that our work is valuable

[@MsSalisha13]

That ending though❤

[@benkubas4703]

Just had my Radiology elective and got to do a CT guided punch biopsy... so cool!!

[@betalife7164]

How do intubated paitents go through an MRI, how do paitents with pacemakers or stents able to go through an MRI as well

[@chronicallylivinghope4224]

I’ve personally had a CT guided Renal hilar block for Renal Nutcracker Syndrome/Loin Pain Hematuria Syndrome to determine potential outcome for renal autotransplant(it was successful)...fascinating work, thanks for sharing Dr. Cellini!

[@lolgeselle]

Thanks for the fun video doc!

[@DrCellini]

Glad you like it

[@cincoboy3964]

The donut of truth.... I had 6 contrast CT's done this summer lol

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Wow that's a ton! Hope you're doing ok with whatever was going on!

[@celestekamenar2726]

Do you ever do CT guided epidural targeted blood patches? If so, how common are they?

[@hashirahmed6389]

As an Engineering student, I find it fun to watch his videos because I have no clue about the medical terminology he uses, but I see what he does amusing.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

I'd be so lost at all things engineering haha but I know quite a few engineers who then went into medicine and are great physicians, must be a good amount of overlap. You'd definitely crush those physics and math pre-reqs!

[@hashirahmed6389]

@@DrAdamHotchkiss I'd stick to engineering. I can't do biology.

[@douglassmith3016]

*This isn't easy. Dr. Cellini may be brilliant.*

[@john6234528]

Index finger up! Number 1!! Cellini is the man!!!

[@amyhernandez3647]

Hi Dr. C! Just had a few questions; what is the difference between a CT with contrast and without? (Visual difference when you read them) What reasons would you want one without? Do you have a favorite study to read or a least favorite to read? I haven’t been following you for long so if you went over these questions, I’m sorry! love your stuff! 😁

[@ThePHYL]

I had 4 ct scans this years, a pet scan, surgery, a pet scan, a ct biopsy, and will have another lung biopsy in 2 week, boy this has been a busy year, I have nodule melanoma ……

[@DrSM-yn4ms]

nice to see👍 just have to perform CT guided drainage of loculated collection in PJ site leak post whipples in an hour. intervention is love.💕

[@ShaeSbri]

love that operating room tour of yours😎.....like bro your videos are very satisfying 😅

[@melindaboggess3870]

I am trying to find out about CT guided drains I fell on my bottom last Jan 17th and had a large hematoma and had to have surgery and it’s still not healed and my bottom is very huge my doctor doesn’t want to cut me open again so he is ordering the CT guided drain tube I am nervous

[@ygbbg179]

I just had a PICC placed can you place it under CT?

[@sidology1.0]

why does ct intervention not need lead?

[@moistsqueegee9567]

I just realized who he reminds me of: Brad Hall. He really sounds like him, and looks a little bit like him, too.

[@leeni247]

I wish we could see the procedures (although I know why!). I schedule these appointments but never get to see what it actually involves.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

I always wish we could see more, and I could show more. I've thought about one day in my practice just having it a part of the release forms for a new pt, like "you may be recorded for KZbin if you're a patient here" haha

[@toddwebb8666]

How do you keep your shoes so clean? From work to walking around the city.

[@ForeverAlexMcC]

That last bit of the clip of you cycling I genuinely thought you'd fallen off and it spooked me! Haha enjoy your 10 days off! Well deserved :)

[@TheeMrsChampion]

You look tired doc. Get some rest and thanks for sharing.

[@DrCellini]

Trying to!

[@suhaskadiyala7983]

Did you go to a do or a md school dr. Cellini?

[@tamtam6833]

Can you aspirate ovarian cyst

[@anexall]

do you ever get bored doing radiology? i think i want to do it but i nervous i will get bored of it.

[@dannee3731]

Hi Dr Cellini, Have you performed the Intracept Procedure on any patient's?

[@carsonswheels2134]

How often are PA's used in radiology?

[@chrishernandez295]

Your content is 🔥🔥🔥 stay safe out there!

[@DrCellini]

Thx! ☺️

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Agreed!

[@Slothy07]

Is that a figs jacket?!?

[@ioutubeurreswiss1336]

I'm just taking a break from my physics classes on the CT scanner to watch your video!

[@pammclaughlin8210]

Cool video.....So when we get our sentinal nodes mapped before mastectomy, is it an interventional radiologist that does this procedure? I had to be put into a ct as well as a nuclear scan as I had what looked to be sentinal nodes behind my breast bone! Luckily they weren’t and the sentinal was just in my armpit

[@DrCellini]

That was likely a nuclear medicine doctor - which was likely a radiologist, but not an interventional radiologist per say.

[@pammclaughlin8210]

@@DrCellini thank you, very interesting to hear about all of the different types!

[@jok4786]

Hey Doc. I hope you are doing well. I have a question.... One of my colleagues son has a mysterious situation..... Every time he eats he throws up. They've done many tests but no definite diagnosis. What would you suggest they check for? Thanks so much

[@jonathandcraig]

Dr. Cellini - one question I thought of while you were talking about your lead - do you have to buy that on your own? Or does the hospital provide you with your lead apron?

[@Victor-jx7cx]

I wish i could come learn more CT interventional with you ahah

[@DrueO]

You mentioned the patient was awake, so the biopsy wasn’t done under general? Very interesting! The procedural videos are my absolute favorite. I always hop on google to further research everything you discuss. Love these! Keep it coming

[@sharonhonsvick7751]

I've had so many CT Scans they are so much quicker then an MRI.

[@ericagomez-trevino6458]

CTG procedures are my fav!!

[@ariscottle3542]

How long do these procedures take??? Is it dangerous to have patients under the CT scanner for that long?

[@catstang03]

I’m just a mere first semester nursing student so I know nothing but I think a video on radiation exposure would be interesting. What if a radiologist has cancer and undergoes radiation? Can they continue to work? Isn’t there such thing as lifetime exposure?

[@rays3277]

explanation on cryoablation please!!!

[@drkhan5057]

Plz explain the whole interventions that u perform ...we will alot from u..thnks

[@alexangel7288]

Can you show us a Hip injection under Fluoro?

[@sherrydawson6253]

Wow I thought bx were done either by US or Flouroscopy. I didnt know there now doing them with ct. So if the pt abdoman needs a bx isn't the ct in the way? Or is that where the grid comes in? Sounds like you will enjoy this rotation. Cant wait to hear what your plans are your 10 days off! Love seeinng your videos!

[@nenetoyotomiable]

I started to like radiology and consider it for a medical speciality thanks to your videos but i need an honest answer with all of the radiation involved is there no danger on the long term health ?

[@Dr.Contra]

Sorry doctor, but why isn't it required to wear Lead in the CT room?, is the exposure that minimum?

[@maghen2972]

I take a break whenever u upload a video ❤️ I loooove when u tell us about the procedures u face at work 👌 Good luck

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Definitely awesome getting the inside view!

[@linnsoltwedel]

I had a biopsy in my arm (venous malformation) and they put a syringe in, and "nibbled" on the bone to suck out a piece and it was the WORST! I kicked the doctor too then, and the whole thing was a fail and then they did it under anaesthesia.

[@markpatrick5246]

Where you going on vacation?

[@shivamsinghdctt7830]

Thanks you ❤️ sir 🙏

[@jaredsherman3886]

I'm about to finish my first year of PA school, beginning rotations in January. This may be a better question for your wife, but I'm not sure when I should know what I want to go into. My background is msk, so that's kind of my safety net, but cardiology fascinates me. I just don't feel that I know everything I should

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

That's the awesome part of being a PA, you can explore so many fields! Congrats on making it through the first year!

[@nancy4370]

“It’s 8pm ... I’ve been here since 7pm” ooof

[@mamajayscrazylife6323]

I really enjoy your videos! I'm actually thinking about applying to med school with hopes to get into a diagnostic radiology residency afterwards. Do you think I would have as good of a chance at landing a residency in radiology as a DO? Thanks!

[@crystalslade1318]

Hi got my ct thorax back and says mild centrilobular emphysema 33 ex smoker now vapes worried bout think I need a health overall would greatly appeeeciate your opinion

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Hope you're doing ok! As far as I know there's no reversing centrilobular emphysema, but I hope your doctors work with you to manage the symptoms and give you a good quality of life. Sending you the best.

[@crystalslade1318]

@@DrAdamHotchkiss thank you I presumed I would have other diagnostic tests as well ? Also suspected poly posits is this something they would remove

[@saran.4263]

It doesn't look like you have CT Flouro then.. not having to wear lead is awesome when you are on the floor all day. Being a CT/DTI tech myself I know the feeling!

[@Daniel-vv2ks]

If possible I would LOVE to see a day in the life of a PA with Andriana! Please 🙏 lol

[@shivamsinghdctt7830]

Procedure to biopsy fnac cysternograpy

[@Sunsetblaze1016]

I'm so glad that you got to enjoy your weekend....I also enjoyed mine because it was my BIRTHDAY {10/16} which I partied like a Rock Star!!😄🎉...jk... P.S. Sorry that you got punched!✊

[@DrCellini]

Happy bday!

[@Sunsetblaze1016]

@@DrCellini Thank you

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Happy Birthday!!

[@Sunsetblaze1016]

@@DrAdamHotchkiss Thank you✨

[@edschembor1294]

Another great video! Would live to see you do a video talking about Nanox’s CT machine and if what they’re claiming is even possible.

[@DrCellini]

Haha funny you mention that....I refuse to buy their stock bc I don’t think their technology/model is worth an investment. It’s a good concept, but they are going at it the wrong way. They should market their actual X-ray tube and not the entire “package”

[@edschembor1294]

@@DrCellini Hard agree. I don't see how what their claiming is even possible for CT.

[@llamacat5940]

Figs opinion?

[@Bogdan_DJdan]

Nice tip with the lock in the last video. Enjoy your future 10 days off, a well deserved vacation. I know it from my experience. On calls are tiredsome on internal medicine too. New York seems so quiet. 😁

[@DrCellini]

Thanks so much! And yes it is quieter these days...

[@Radictor44]

Dr Cellini - what would be your advice to somebody before they go through a procedure like these - you do this every day, so I wonder what you're advice would be :D

[@DrCellini]

Pts for the most part do well. We give sedation and numb everything up before sticking a needle anywhere

[@chrisfrost7945]

Hey Dr. Cellini. I was curious if you work with any radiologist assistants? Been kind of interested in the position and was wondering about your experience/ thoughts about the position.

[@benzinorn1068]

I wonder why they just didn't insert the chest tube on the floor? Seems safer not to move and transport a critical patient. In my opinion this should of been done bedside rather than moving and transporting the patient to CT.

[@petertravis4048]

Hopefully the vacation is on a beach

[@baileyelliott7277]

Ohh look at my donut. GE machines are the best.

[@theechampful]

woah under 1k!

[@goombasquaddie6118]

2020: the year that face mask and desinfection cream > gold value

[@MichaelJTritter44]

Why do you need CT guidance for a chest tube? It's simple anatomy. I've done one in the helicopter with no imaging equipment with a ton of turbulence.

[@DrCellini]

The short answer is - you don’t lol. This was for a small, loculated collection anteriorly. Could have done it with ultrasound but since there were multiple small clocuksted collections, CT was best to make sure I was in the right one

[@MichaelJTritter44]

@@DrCellini Got it, I thought I was loosing my mind and was seriously doubting myself/my training!

[@VK77714]

u look very exhausted ...sir, have some rest.....

[@jesuschristlovesyou726]

Jesus Christ is coming soon to rapture his people repent and accept him as Lord and savior John 3:16 Titus 3:5 Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9-13 Romans 3:23-24 Romans 6:23 1 Corinthians 15:1-4✝️🙏♥️🙌🕊️

[@mdjdbhdhdbdk761]

iPhone 7 phone

[@1900intz]

This is why doctors are trained and paid so well. Your choice. Let’s see a video of you complaining how difficult it is to cash your paychecks. It’s all relative. Remember, millions are out of work and wish they put in long days at work.

[@ginasilva4325]

Hey! I was curious to know what your pet peeves are when reading ultrasound studies. I'm a diagnostic sonographer, so I was wondering if there's things we do that may be annoying to a radiologist 😬 😂 whether it's the exams we do or when you're working with us in a procedure. Don't worry I can take it haha

[@DrCellini]

Same things that annoy you - bowel gas, large body habits, etc! Otherwise I don’t mind. I’m not one of those docs who tries to make ultrasound more than it is!

[@adilrahim536]

Biopsies 💯. That’s as interventional as it gets.

[@DrCellini]

You know it. Bread and butter

[@alexj.t]

Aye first comment

[@sapnamallysetty8028]

I’m early. Reply to my comment 😁😁😁

[@godschild3640]

You definitely need a vacation and you need to be checked out for cancer only because you know those black eyes that you got and how skinny you are well you should definitely look at your Health