Isolation tutorial: Abdominal CT #2 with Vikas Shah

[@Trithus]

As always, Vikas a brilliant professor. What an honour would be to be one of his students. Cheers!

[@abdigurhan6182]

Sir these two abdominal radiology tutorials are best lessons i've watched, thanks a lot.

[@abdidandenadibaba6343]

Amazing work from the Radiopedia team as always

[@punyadapadhy4550]

Utterly amazed by the content.. Awesome presentation.. very important cases.. very useful.. please do more such videos :)

[@ruviniratnayaka6234]

Great teaching. Thank you very much...

[@Erhidian]

Thank you for this, there is a lot of things to learn from this, please keep doing this kind of videos, it helps refine diagnosis in many cases.

[@GiacomoXRay]

Great cases, very well explained. The discussion really makes a difference, involving and challenging the viewer much more than other more conventional formats. Thank you !

[@baselhusseini6639]

Intestine. Mri

[@baselhusseini6639]

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[@baselhusseini6639]

Ct abdomen

[@baselhusseini6639]

Meniscus

[@drmohammadmasoodgurs7744]

Very informative videos sir.. Thanks a lot

[@fancy9159]

Very informative .. Thank you so much .. please keep doing such great videos

[@davidegiusti4]

What kind of pizza do you eat in Australia? Eating an entire pizza is quite common in Italy and normally our stomach works just fine :) Thank you very much great cases!

[@jol4991]

great cases! very logical approach with concise discussion...

[@RadtechKnowledgesWithJeetGhosh]

Nice presentation

[@rashaalsafah8432]

Thank you very much for this very scientific informative video

[@pramodbhamare6693]

Great cases and really informative

[@ninhassle]

thank you dr vikas

[@farahmohammed4320]

Thank you very much for these interesting cases

[@temib9077]

Very informative

[@shanighias]

I am hooked

[@naveenkumar-tg4rz]

Thanks.

[@anishths]

Great cases. Thanks you sir

[@drshafqatshabir9816]

Thanks sir

[@wluedema]

Case 1 closed bowel loop with whirl sign and consecutive venous congestion

[@vgorp3849]

Non-medical layperson here: in case case #3 - the 70 yr old male, what're the large, dark circles that are.. idk.. superior/anterior to both kidneys?

[@satyajithdevalanka6712]

Sir in case 3...if it is diagnosed to be porto-mesentric venous thrombosis....why would be there be elevated white count....is it due to free fluid in mesentry and ascites

[@18ignat]

Great content. Thank you :)

[@anahitghazaryan4853]

thank you

[@Selooss8]

In case 5, how it is possible for a man 25y.o. to have athiromatic plaques in the abdominal aorta?

[@shanighias]

Awesome

[@ramumarimuthu680]

Very thankful video massage in abdomen.

[@alialbeeb9949]

waoooo thanks

[@kahorojotham]

This 25 y o male with incarcerated hernia @ 25 min also has extensive aortic calcification for his age is this normal?

[@mohammadnajmi1725]

Tnx a lot

[@sergeyshchurko9541]

Вам ещё долго учиться , понимать что же реально там на снимках , вам говорит о типе патологии , прежде чем делиться своими наблюдениями с аудиторией . You still have a long time to learn, to understand what is really there in the pictures, what is telling you about the type of pathology, before sharing your observations with the audience

[@leuladane2430]

Entire pizza? May be all she found in the cafe causing such disease.