How to read a CT brain scan: Acute ischaemic stroke for beginners

[@ghadaqrahi9301]

Very helpful, i did my first ischmic stroke CT 😂 today and i was watching yr vedio while reporting it , many thnx

[@jitendrachoudhary3754]

Same to same brother....no difference

[@hoojungrhim8061]

Thank you so much for the video. It will greatly help the dreaded night shifts alone without an attending

[@radiologytutorials]

So glad you found it useful!

[@kevin9284]

Hey, just wanted to thank you for your videos. They're life-savers for an R1.

[@Arshap94]

Very informative tutorial. Thanks brother. A bachelors graduand and now seeking to get my first CT scan job. This video has been a breath of fresh air surely, my confidence has just skyrocketed. I'm gonna be stack here forever. Randomly landed on yo channel as I was preparing for my interview and I smashed all the questions and the Radiologists were left in awe.

[@realitymd]

Doing stroke call tomorrow as an M3. Great video / review. Thank you!

[@thabangmoarabi2419]

Please don't apologize for anything. Your Videos are great and I wish I could tell you how impactful they are to us beginners. Thank you so much for this resource. We appreciate your time.

[@williamchiu4]

Thank you for the wonderful explanation, it helps me a lot as a junior doctor who is constantly being asked to screen for signs of acute ischemic stroke on a non-contrast ct brain scan

[@jasminekaurshinmar424]

really helpful. please could you do more videos on how to approch a ct head and other pathologies.

[@ghadaqrahi9301]

I really finding your vedios are very helpful , just started st 1 and those vedios make things easier for me to understand , plz continue do them

[@subramanyamchittivelu2208]

You did a great job in explaining the CT scan of brain

[@zhinorashid5608]

Thanks a lot for this beautiful explanation. Wish you success.

[@SupraTentoriaL]

This is superb - excellent choice of cases and teaching material, and so well elucidated. Thank you!

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you! That's very kind 😊

[@bhoopathybalasubramanian9045]

Very difficult subject,but explained very easily,thanks

[@radiologytutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dougspaeth-cook6383]

Awesome content! Thank you for making this.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you Doug. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lamiasaadi5294]

Straight to the point, interesting cases thank you 😊

[@CarolineDelene]

Really excellent explanation of Acute Stroke on CTB! Awesome

[@RaviRanjan-rt9fk]

Sir thanks a lot for such a beautiful talk.kindly give a talk on Arnold chiari malformation

[@aplusmed8958]

Is there any videos for hemorrhage stroke? Thanks

[@yyas2000]

Loss of grey,white diff Hyperdense area

[@sarvejanasukhinobavunthu712]

Thanks Please lecture on mri acute stroke

[@jimd1394]

Hi..my MRI report says acute ischemia..does this mean I had a stroke ? Or is it possible to have Ischemia without a stroke ? Thanks and best regards

[@isudil5002]

Very helpful🎉

[@susmitasen1111]

Great video! Very helpful

[@afnantalat9262]

Sir can you simplify for non radiological doctors how to tell if CT scan is simple or with contrast please?

[@dorcassupa2174]

Excellent talk

[@caiyu538]

Great lecture.

[@bundabalika1605]

Simple but very educative.

[@slowcuber197]

This helped me to see my stroke :) thanks

[@caiyu538]

great teacher.

[@thangbui4073]

Thanks so much ❤

[@prijosidipratomo8736]

Very informative content,please make stroke advance content Bravo sun..keep going

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you Prijo! More content to come 🙂

[@autoperformance503]

So my mom had CT Scan of the Brain will that show medulla oblongata in the scan and brainstem?

[@Dr.ThirupathiAdepu]

Tq a lot sir❤

[@docsif]

Super useful, thank you!

[@ستجمانه]

Thank you very much lam from iraq

[@wildernesswarcry4882]

Thanks for the info you've shared. It was very helpful

[@radiologytutorials]

I’m glad it helped!

[@cluelessclive5469]

Thank you very much

[@fazaltahir4216]

Superb explanation, thanks 😊 a lot

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you Fazal 🙂

[@Gragon]

does early lost gray-white matter dif zone correlate with infarct core? In hyperacute setting before onset of oedema.

[@kelumprasanna7262]

thank you

[@angelagyamfi7588]

Great , good work done

[@yuiyui3331]

Picture is little blur at 6.18. It would​ be good to be clear. But you explain​ed very c​l​early❤

[@Rick_Sanchez_Jr.]

There was a doctor that made a video recently stating that a CT scan is likely to cause actual cancer in 7-10 years from the radiation even if other doctors try to downplay the radiation amount. What are your thoughts on this?

[@radiologytutorials]

It’s a load of rubbish. (But you see what they’ve done there, now it just looks like I’m downplaying it). There is risk with ionising radiation, albeit very low, and these risks need to be weighed up against the risks associated with not doing the scan. Will make a video one day going over risks and benefits

[@mohamedahmedzakariazaki8844]

Thank you so so much :)

[@radiologytutorials]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed 🙌

[@monicamonsalvo]

🙌🙌 thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@radiologytutorials]

My pleasure Monica 🙌🏼

[@muznaalkhamisi9327]

Great explanation ,,thanks alot

[@radiologytutorials]

It's a pleasure Muzna. Thank you for watching!

[@azlanraiman7323]

awesome video! can u share on how do you interpret CT perfusion for stroke? 😄

[@harsh-up74]

amazing buddy

[@frankrobert6867]

great great great

[@furkanteke8667]

awesome.thanks

[@radiologytutorials]

It's a pleasure Furkan 😊

[@RaviRanjan-rt9fk]

You are my teacher

[@yemenlover2278]

Amazing

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you!

[@nagehangulludere4523]

Hi Doctor could you pleasehelp me, Iam 32 I got cranial ct scan with siemens 16 My total mAs value is 4751 total DLP:927 Ctdivol 51.52 xray tube current :460 (I think fix value) exposure time 500 . Doctor, total mAs value isn't it so high?? I am so afraid of radiation dose. Could you pease explain me ?

[@afghan707]

❤

[@amispy2771]

Sir, i HAVE done one ct head last month report was normal but now I am very depressed, at that time i have no idea about the raditation 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😳😳😳🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@Therealdrstrange]

Are you from South Africa? 😊

[@radiologytutorials]

Born and bred 🥰. A fellow South African?

[@Therealdrstrange]

@@radiologytutorials most definitely 😅 I picked It up from your UCT scrubs in one of the videos

[@helaluddin2562]

Please check your reply report

[@dexterter]

didnt know tom holland was a radioligst on the side

[@radiologytutorials]

Haha 😂 keep the secret between us, don’t want to make it public 🕸️

[@shaheerzafar3230]

♥️♥️

[@ksaianirudh9449]

Thank you ❤