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James Robert X-ray
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Video 3 of 3: How to Interpret a Brain CT Perfusion Scan for acute stroke
Instructions for radiologists on how to interpret and report brain CT perfusion scans for patients presenting with acute stroke including mention of quantitative methods
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Video 2 of 3: How to Interpret a Brain CT Perfusion Scan for acute stroke
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Instructions for radiologists on how interpret and report brain CT perfusion scans for patients with acute stroke
Video 1 of 3: How to interpret a Brain CT Perfusion Scan for acute stroke
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Instructions for radiologists on how to interpret and report brain CT perfusion scans for patients presenting with acute stroke
How to make COW reconstructions of CTA head exams using TeraRecon video 3 of 3
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Demonstration and instructions for how to make 3D COW and MIP COW reconstructions of the Circle of Willis for head CT angiography studies using TeraRecon post processing off line software
How to make COW reconstructions of CTA head exams using TeraRecon video 2 of 3
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Demonstration and instructions for making COW reconstructions from head CT angiogram exams using TeraRecon off line processing software
How to make COW reconstructions of CTA head exams using TeraRecon video 1 of 3
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Instructions and general background information for how to use TeraRecon to make COW reconstructions for CT angiogram of head exams. Video 1 of 3
ventricular measurements on neonatal head ultrasound
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How to measure ventricles on premature neonatal head ultrasound, discussion of normal reference values for ventricular measurements, discussion of Nuance powerscribe 360 report template, and brief mention of pertinent radiology considerations in a children's hospital hydrocephalus protocol
DXA DEXA Using powerscribe template for dictating comparison DEXA bone densitometry scans part 2
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Discussion for radiologists of one option for using Powerscribe 360 report templates to report DXA DEXA bone densitometry scans and comparing to prior scans to report significant change in osteopenia or osteoporosis . Includes discussion of fill in fields and pick lists. Demonstrates use of a tailored powerscribe template. Part one of two.
DXA DEXA Using the powerscribe template for dictating comparison DEXA scans
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Discussion for radiologists of one option for using Powerscribe 360 report templates to report DXA DEXA bone densitometry scans and comparing to prior scans to report significant change in osteopenia or osteoporosis . Includes discussion of fill in fields and pick lists. Demonstrates use of a tailored powerscribe template. Part one of two.
DXA DEXA scan: comparing to prior scans and determining significance of BMD change versus LSC
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DXA DEXA bone densitometry scan discussion for radiologists about how to compare and report interval changes in bone mineral density on follow up DEXA scans. Includes discussion of LSC (least significant change) and calculating change in BMD (bone mineral density) of hip and spine to determine if osteopenia or osteoporosis has improved or progressed.
DXA DEXA Radiologist reporting guidelines discussion
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Review of published guidelines and information regarding the reporting of DXA DEXA bone densitometry scans for radiologists. Covers ACR (American College of Radiology), IOF (international osteoporosis foundation), ISCD (international society of clinical densitometry), FRAX calculator, LSC (least significant change), and others.
Great Job
Important This is real core knowledge!
Can I ask where we can purchase this from please?
Thank you!
I am surprised that you would show a spine that is not acceptable for a DXA reading - there is rotation, placement on the table is either wrong or the patient has scoliosis. I would not accept this DXA as acceptable for assessing bone density. In my report I would order x-rays and the forearm DXA. I am a CCD. Also the inferior ROI of L4 is not placed correctly. Maybe you noted all of this, but I did not listen to the entire recording
How would you interpret a study where the increased Tmax is in the left MCA and reduced CBF in right MCA? Would that be artefactual ?
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Excellent!
Really helpful thank you!
U might have saved my butt
If our system automatically generates a report describing BMDs, assessments, comparisons, FRAX score, etc. is it necessary to dictate a fully detailed separate report? I've worked at sites where our reports simply amount to "Please see scanned report. Impression is osteopenia" to a report essentially copying every number from the generated report. As you can see, there is a significant gap in dictation time between the two.
I'm getting a dexa tomorrow in a state where I know live. The last one is from 12 years ago in another state. I don't know if the machines are the same type. I requested the old scan but the place has not sent it yet. Should I postpone tomorrow or is the other one from a different machine not any good for comparisons. Thank you.
Amazing presentation
Very helpful
Very helpful thank you!
Very helpful thank you!
Thank you for this great presentation
Thank you. Really helpful 👍
So is LSC given in all reports ?
Yes. For spine and for hip. Different measured values for each machine. Once you measure it for your techs who do the processing for a given machine, you can just make a field for the DEXA template called "CURRENT MACHINE" and then make picklist choices that mention the machine, the serial number, and the LSC values for that machine all in one picklist choice. So when you are dictating a case, you just tab into the CURRENT MACHINE field then pick "Hospital A" and it enters the machine type, the serial number, and the LSC values all at once. (Then make the next field "COMARISON MACHINE:" and you don't need to list the LSC values for the old scan).
@@jamesrobertx-ray8630 LLC is only on reports that have completed a precision assessment - this is all wrong
Only at imaging centers that have completed a precision assessment - few and far between
Great video! I Really benefitted from this !
Thank you so very much! one of the best videos i have seen!
Excellent series
Excellent presentation
More videos pleaseeee
Well done!!
In relation to the colour-based calibration of TDD ,MTT and CBV-- How do the colors correlate to the severity of infarct/ischemia?
The color scale bar is next to each picture. The severity for that particular pixel correlates with how far away from normal that particular color is on that scale bar. (You need to know the normal color range for each series - - which I mention in I think on video 1). But that's not really the important thing. The important thing is how big the overall defects are (how much volume of brain is abnormal) and much overall mismatch there is when comparing the CBV to the MTT or TMax (which indicates what volume of brain could potentially be saved with lytics).
I thought you mentioned the MTT was measured in seconds..How come it was later measured in mls?
MTT is measured in seconds for a given pixel of brain. But the more important thing is how many total pixels of brain (the total volume or amount of brain expressed in cm3 or mL) that is involved. The MTT may be really bad, meaning it takes a really long time for blood to get in and get out, but the important question is: "How much of the brain is affected by that bad MTT? How much brain is at risk?"
Excellent, thank you
Excellent
Thank you
Great video
very practical
It’s simply awesome
Excellent presentation! Highly useful video. Thank you
but if we usie 3 mm as cut off point most neonates will hv hydrocephalus
No they won't. That's the beauty of it. Look at the normal value graph I discuss in the video and pay attention to the corrected gestational age versus the anterior horn width. It's the simplest, best measurement.
very helpful thanks!
Thank you for the educational videos.
Thank you for the video. Could you post a link to the word document.
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Thanks you so much, vey useful, clear and complete!
Thanks. That means a lot to me. They say diamonds can be judged by the 4 C's. Cut, color, clarity, and carat. I made up the 4 C's of a good radiology report (or radiology video): Clear, Concise, Complete, and Correct. It works for Progress Notes also. And pretty much any communication. Don't forget the last one: CORRECT. That's very important.
Thank you
Thank you for teaching me how to interpret ct perfusion
Thank You!
thanks for video...... congrats
Thanks for the wonderful explanation..
Congratulations on de work gás helped us a lot. I would like to make a request please if possible release legend in Portuguese Brazil and would help us further, we foreign registrants. Big hug success.
Good one. thank u !
Excellent explanation.
Excellent
Unable to find part 3 doc