Radiology Walkthroughs - CT Temporal Bone Anatomy

[@DOCTOREUS]

Awesome video. Very informative and direct to the point. Thanks. I hope you could share more videos like that. Thanks, Justin Cramer.

[@sarellapriya]

Excellent video - very helpful. Thanks.

[@privatejigsaw]

Smooth and illustrative for a resident. Great job!

[@diptiband]

Very smooth and simple ! Thank you

[@KenNakanote]

thank you so much! If you have any fracture cases you could do walkthroughs for that would be incredible as well. thanks again!

[@wheelien4071]

Awesome review, thanks for laying everything out so simply. I’ll be referring to this often :)

[@gloriaelena6194]

Super! Keep up the good videos please

[@malachi6911]

Very useful! Thanks a lot!!!

[@Flamingo_U11]

Tnx, that was great♥️

[@chicken_raptor]

This was great and helped a lot! Thank you!

[@gauravjain7653]

Very good

[@mayadaalsir3290]

Very useful thank you

[@Bishoy.Yousef]

Great thank you.

[@randomviralfeed]

Perfect. Thanks

[@barsnir]

great video and great website! Do you have some others in the ENT-H&N field?

[@ballermann6666666666]

Great, thank you so much!

[@atefehzeinoddini9925]

amazing..thanks

[@candiicool]

Thank you so much

[@pcmotouk5058]

hi there , great video. i have a ct scan of temporal bone. i want a second opinion and wondering if you wouldnt mind reviewing it please as you seem like a expert. look forward to your response. regards

[@justincramer9557]

Sorry but I can't do an overread outside of my hospital. I'd recommend seeking out an ENT physician at an academic medical center. They can take a look and also request an overread from their radiologists, who should all do a fine job.

[@ramaymd]

Thanks sir

[@coveringgrape5251]

amazing video. I'm having difficulty getting your website to work (tried on chrome and safari on a mac, having issues with certificate, and even after accepting it will never finish loading).

[@justincramer9557]

Ah I had to renew my SSL certificate - try it now. Thanks!

[@nusratjahan5597]

Assalamu Alaikum Great lecture sir Short but very much precised.I m 1st yr radiology resident in Bangladesh.Definitely this will help me a lot. Sir At 12.36 is it Canalicular or labyrinthine segment?

[@justincramer9557]

Damn...good catch! Yes, that's the labyrinthine segment.

[@maxli2654]

Hi Justin, the axial/coronal options on the website seem to be gone (Chrome browser, Windows 10). Do you know what might cause it? Thanks!

[@justincramer9557]

Hey Maxwell - apologies - it should be fixed now

[@macox7]

Justin, hello I´m a radiology resident in Mexico I would really like to translate this. I hope we can get in contact to see if you could do this collaboration.

[@justincramer9557]

Sure we can look into that. Can I e-mail you at [e-mail]?

[@macox7]

@@justincramer9557 yeah for sure

[@ScienceadobyDrEishal]

the interactive link isn't working.. it keeps on loading

[@justincramer9557]

I was just able to load neurorad.link/cttbone - this currently points to radmodules.com/dwv/walkthrough-ct-temporal-bone.php - if you have a slow internet connection, just give it a little more time. Otherwise I'd suggest trying a different browser. Could be some mishandled javascript error preventing it from loading.

[@georgekuang9787]

@@justincramer9557 This page could not be found.Any one else?Thanks

[@kylemorain8069]

Is this with or without contrast?

[@justincramer9557]

I believe this one is without. Usually if someone orders a CT temporal bone with contrast, I look to switch to something else. Head, soft tissue neck, CTA, etc.

[@surajitchand7004]

Should have trace all the inner str , & facial nv ..