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Excellent lecture. Loved thoroughly. Thank you sir 🙏🏻

Wow amazing🎉

Thank you So much

Thank you for the wonderful session sir 🙏🙏🙏

Very informative. Thanks for clearing the concepts

Very nice lecture and pronoun sation.kindly upload the lecture on pulmonary hypertension and newly detected diabetes mellitus T2

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Thanks Dear for your kind presentation

I have focal linear scarring with adjacent traction broncheactosis within the subplearal region of the interior segment of the right upper loeb. I found it on my ct scan. No one said anything to me. Can you tell me what it is

Great lecture

Thanks sir Very informative lecture

U are a great teacher!❤

Hello doctor... Could u tell me about radiation cost of hrct chest... How much is the average dlp and average effective dose(msv) in hrct chest

Excellent teaching sir ❤

Hello.. thanks for sharing this. Do you have any update on this information after 2 years now?

Is there any way i can consult online with you sir?Please

Very informative presentation! Thanks!

❤❤ love your explanation❤❤

Tanks for education

Thank u so much for the lecture!!!

Plz make video onn CT chest contrast and related diseases

Sir plz make more and more videos on HRCT basic and related disease process..iam radiology resident R1 traineee

Thanksss for sharing such great informative video.. .way of teaching is so excellent ...

Thanksss for sharing such great informative video.. .way of teaching is so excellent ...

Excellent presentation 👏👏👏

Excellent presentation. 👏👏👏

Very well explained.. thanks a lot sir

what an excellent teaching ,thank you .

Sir plz share pdf of these HRCT scan

Thanks sir❤

Sir focal fibrotic changes in left lobe of lungs serious?

Urgent please read my comment doctor..i am coughing blood from 2weeks and My ct scan suggest there is minimum linear fybrotic density in the apical region of both lungs. Can you please help doctor what does that means?

outstanding lecture... regards from panama

Findings: There is a focus of chronic subpleural fibrosis adjacent to the right mid-lower thoracic vertebra secondary to osteophytosis. There is no further pulmonary opacity or other abnormality bilaterally. The trachea and central bronchi are widely patent. There are no pleural effusions. There is no mediastinal or hilar lymph node enlargement. Limited assessment of the upper abdominal viscera is unremarkable. There is no focal osseous lesion. There is moderate to severe thoracic spondylosis with osteophytosis. Comment: There is mild chronic linear fibrosis adjacent to the right mid-lower thoracic osteophytosis.

Thank you sir. It is very easy to understand. I am an student in Vietnam. Some bronchiectasis is such a challenge for me. If you feel free, can you help to diganose a case suspected of ILDs with bronchiectasis.

Sir mere bhai ne covid periyad me mahine 3bar HRCT karva liya tha abhi vo khud b tensan me he or puri family ko tensan me dala huva he use dar he muje cancer ho jayega 1st time riport normal tha fir b 2 bar HRCT karva ya totally 3 bar karvaya huva he sit pls riplay me use samja saku pls sir i need your advise

Few areas show fibrosis but rest of lungs show normal vesicular markings. Old infected sequelae COVID +ve in 2021 Patient age : 23 Can the patient recovered from this completely?? I' am very sad after hearing that some areas show fibrosis, infact I didn't have any symptom earlier 😥😭 Will I recover from this disease completely?? Currently I m getting my treatment from AIIMS doctor. Please do reply?🙏🙏

Hi, i was done ct angio mentioned short segment myocardial bridge and symtomatic, can i share you the images to see does my mb is really causing the issues or there really a mb or insedential finding

I am very very thankyou Doc

Awesome video, terimakasih banyak for you the presentation sir

Can I get an e-mail for advice condition?

Excellent boss..very well done

I was wondering if I had COVID and not of know. My scarring could be a result of that but I'm having further tests just don't know. But your video was interesting.

Dr Raj, Great Job. Can i email you to share my CT scans and more details thanks,

Excellent talk.. ideal teacher

I have a question. After 4 months my ct scan report is - mild fibronodular changes in right lung. How do I determine that I have progressive fibrosis or I can stop this with treatment?

would love to send my CT and report for mild chronic subpleural fibrosis non smoker

Sir, Age 43, My report is Total Calcium Score : 1 (60th percentile). IMPRESSION: Two tiny non-obstructing calcified plaques in the proximal LAD. Coronary calcium score is 1 (60th percentile). - No areas of stenosis seen in the coronary arteries. Is this ok? Feeling anxious.. Please reply

I'm respiratory medicine student, you clear my concepts regarding uip, nsip..