How to Read a CT Abdomen & Pelvis like a Radiologist: Introductory Approach and Basic Search Pattern

[@joecooksey4331]

As a retired RN this was excellent. I just has this procedure with contrast last week. Nothing major wrong at 68 years old except a fatty liver slightly enlarged.

[@JakeGibbonsMD]

glad to hear and thanks for watching!

[@susanreid9857]

Why was i asked AFTER my ct of if take blood thinners . Have they found clogged arteries x

[@florinp741987]

hello is there any spect ct scan free of use? thanks!

[@kerwinjoshua6750]

Can the scan detect penile tumor?

[@megmeg2241]

Is comparing my ct scan with this one wise? 😂 because there’s a lot of empty black space on mine in the same parts as where you are in the big stomach and it has me worried😂

[@tmtoler]

Will ct scan show colon cancer.

[@RideOrDiee]

If stone shows on ultrasound but not ct what does that mean?

[@JakeGibbonsMD]

Thats a good question. A calcified gallstone would show up nicely on both. However, a noncalcified stone, for instance, might not be conspicuous on CT but well seen on ultrasound. CT is based on density while US is not. Therefore, things can definitely show up differently on each modality. A less dense gallstone may not be obvious on CT.

[@RideOrDiee]

I got a ultrasound done first and it showed a 4mm nonobstructive stone on my right kidney but 10 days later i got a ct with and without contrast and my results were all normal they said they dont see any stones so i dont know what to believe? I still have pain on the lower right side. ​@@JakeGibbonsMD

[@Hellastorytella]

We use CT and US alternatively to pinpoint radiolucent versus radio-opaque stones

[@Tennischamp10]

Nice video getting close to 600 subs. Hot

[@JakeGibbonsMD]

Thanks for watching tennischamp