CHEST 2016 video sessions: HRCT of the chest

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[cancan]

This is the best lecture on this topic on the internet. R1 saviors. Many thanks!!

[haythamyahia]

One of the best lectures I have ever seen, so clear and didactic. A must-see for every resident.
Thank you very much

[bkrish]

Ty for this great video lecture for starters, makes a big difference for interpreting ILDs

[studywithdoctor]

Excellent lecture sir thankyou so much pls continue taking more classes

[gajalaxmil]

Clinical case discussion with hrct of information is very useful

[anupbag]

couldn't be clearer explanation than this for HRCT chest. thanks for great lecture.

[amnaeyad]

Thank you for this wonderful lecture 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[agpdc]

Best hrct chest on ild patterns video.One cant find better than this.
thank you sir

[Boca]

What's the treatment for Mosaic Attenuation

[jatinderkumar]

Many thanks for detailed explanation of concepts🙂

[pravendupramanik]

Great lecture.My concept is clear in hrct thorax

[dr.v.gopalakrishnan]

Abestosis, ( maas lesion ), nodular mediastinal mass, Honey combing +

[helioferreiralopesfilho]

Thank you so much for this lecture. Great systematic approach.

[moshfiqurchowdhury]

Thank a lot, for your great practical teaching, please carry on

[MichalPrzyb]

CAN THIS HRCT TEST OF THE CHEST OR THE LUNG DETECT CHANGES IN THE HEART HYPERHYTHMICLARATION OR ANOTHERAS OR OTHER CHANGES OF THE HEART?

[bluesky-lqne]

The best of the best, i respect your wonderful lecture

[emanarram]

Excellent lecture But please remove comment written on the lecture

[inderjeettoor]

Fibrosis ka kaise pta chlta hai ct main

[katiepeplow]

Hello, I am a 29 year old female (10m postpartum and suffered both preeclampsia and eclampsia). I am a multi-science Undergrad student, focusing on Anatomy and Organic Chemistry, and just received acceptance into the school of Midwifery. Over the past couple years I have been experiencing a wide variety of symptoms. My current symptoms (back pain, lethargy, shortness of breath, small dry cough with no mucus, and easily winded) are leaving me pretty debilitated and I'm yet to have any answers from doctors. I have been watching your channel and viewing my own CT chest scans trying to figure out if I can see something that was looked over as the reason for the scan was just to indicate whether or not I had a PE (which they concluded I DID NOT). Is there any advice that you can give me, on what to look for, if I have a newly onset condition that is not well established within my scans? Thank you in advance for your time! Regards - Katie