How to identify normal heart structures on a cardiac CT scan.

This lesson will take you on a journey through the heart that is guaranteed to keep you hooked. With the aid of multiplanar imaging, Dr Rajani will take you on a detailed, visual tour through various heart structures-from taking a general look at the four chambers right down to visualizing the entry points of various arteries.
Want to learn how to perform and interpret your own cardiac CT scans? Our Cardiac CT Essentials course was designed and delivered by CT guru, Dr Ronak Rajani. Consultant cardiologist, lecturer at King's College London, and Director of the London Advanced Cardiac CT Academy, Dr Rajani will be your comprehensive guide to the ins and outs of cardiac CT application in a clinical environment. Don't miss out on your opportunity to supercharge your career.
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[@mahmoodhemami6116]

As a GP I found it very helpful. My thanks.

[@asifraj321]

Great and easy to analyze all the views at a specific location. The only thing that I could not understand is how to set all views on three different planes for a particular location. By the way thanks for such a nice presentation👍

[@ishanidon4761]

This is really really helpful. Thanks a lot

[@vlnodsingh2321]

X DON hi

[@drmohsin8682]

very basic and informative

[@zhehuamao4283]

Thank you so much!

[@Little_Alpine_Girl]

Could you please upload a video identifying the LV and LA from Sagittal view?

[@cinderellasultan7206]

Thanks, I understood.

[@theEstebanPeralta]

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[@immane75]

@@theEstebanPeralta lol

[@chicagogirl9862]

Ohh I'm in biomedical engineering, this stuff is really difficult for me:(but the video explaing good

[@biswajitchakraborty4868]

Is really helpful

[@oliversundy3836]

Am interested 😁😀

[@rahulssj5]

Why the muscles of right side of heart yellow while the ones on left are red?

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