Anatomy of CT scans: Abdomen

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This video tutorial discusses CT scans in the context of anatomy:
0:00. Introduction
0:08. Overview of abdomen in axial CT series
0:24. Abdominal wall
3:27. Abdominal wall muscles
5:12. Cardiovascular system
10:34. Peritoneum
11:37. Abdominal organs

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Was really interesting going through this video. The way you explained it, using the entire CT scan, instead of using individual, separate slides, quite helped in retaining the information. Thank you for your efforts.

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0:44 fat tissue
0:58 umbilicus
01:11 liver
03:03 femur ve acetabulum

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