Anatomy of CT scans: Introduction
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This video tutorial discusses CT scans in the context of anatomy:
0:00. Introduction
0:16. Perspective of CT scans and anatomy
0:50. What is a CT scan and how is it obtained?
1:29. How is the information usually presented?
1:48. Axial plane and orientation
3:25. Coronal plane and orientation
3:49. Sagittal plane and orientation
4:42. What is bright, dark and gray in a CT?
6:42. Have an anatomy book/atlas handy as you study CT scans
7:05. In-a-Nutshell
7:14. Acknowledgements
Hello, 1st year anatomy student from Chile here! These are my favorite videos to study from, there's nothing quite like them anywhere! Thank you so much!! For the first time I feel like I'm ready for a test haha
Hey thanks Lina ...i am so happy to hear they are helpful. All the best in your studies.
I’m so grateful to have stumbled into your channel!!!
Me too ... thank-you. ... BTW, i love the name of your Google account :)
Thanks to my favourite Anatomist!
Uses your videos a lot for Gross Anatomy and now I am back for my Radiology module.
Great video it would be so fun to be an anatomy prof
I CT scan historical fish specimens, I really enjoy it as I think you learn anatomy in another way and true placement opposed to diagrams and where you cannot do a dissection.
Thanks a lot great sir!
I was late to find this video 👌
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Hi Dr. Morton, I'm a first year med student. Sooooo.... Can you recommend a website or textbook that can be used to learn/practice with CT scans (and/or other imaging modalities)? Thanks.
Hi Levi, the website radiopaedia.org/ is an amazing resource and i highly recommend it. Plus, the University of British Columbia has an APP for radiology teaching that i find very helpful (called "UBC Radiology"). I have it for my iPhone so i am not positive it also is available for Android. All the best.
@@TheNotedAnatomist Thank you sir
What is the correct direction for a CT scan of the chest? Does the patient enter the device from the head or from the feet? I hope for a response
I LOVE YOU! Please do more videos!!! Especially thoracic and head and neck!!!
I will!
Thorax: ruclips.net/p/PLF2PbpJOr9t26PDGFaNhnJIe8c5A_4EuX
Head: ruclips.net/p/PLF2PbpJOr9t3mZmT8UuRrCv839CHeeBVB
Neck: ruclips.net/p/PLF2PbpJOr9t1TB1AkhAo7tEbG8Mcg-pUE
Hello Sir your videos are amazing it helps me alot plzz make some videos on ultrasound, MRI ,flouroscopy...,etc I m a radiology student and can't find videos related to my field
How to downlode atlas handy
May be add different language to video? (Subtitle) How l do?
Again(so) this ct in a nutshell🤣
19th view
Thanks Kevin!
How to downlode atlas handy
I still can't understand the right and left of the CT 😩
me too!! because I'm assuming it should be flipped.I just don't understand
I think I get it now!The ct scan of the body is not flipped because the body is still in the anatomical position.I think what confused me was the position of the picture of the feet and also when he said from foot to head.I still don't get that part though😅 if I could get further clarification @The Noted Anatomist
Thanks!
@@lydiafosu6173 After months I think I understand it now, we’re suppose to assume that we’re looking at the CT from above and the person facing me. So eg- the person is cut transverse from the abdomen, and that person was facing me and I’m looking at his contents from above, so my right is his left and vice versa. 😅 I hope you understand now, sorry it’s a rough explanation
Its pretty stupid that they scan from foot to head which makes it hard actually.. but anyways imagine your head inside patients abdomen where the patient spine is at your neck and his umbilicus is at your hair and look upward toward patients skull .. now his right becomes your left and your left becomes his right
So you are doctor Morton but you are not a doctor? With all due respect, how's that?
PhD
@@TheNotedAnatomist in biology/anatomy i suspect?
Anyways, I just found this channel and I wanted to know the credibility of the source of the information.
Thanks for the reply!