Hey what's up Dr. Webb! Hope all is great with you! Thank you for another great and informative video! I just underwent 3 MRI's this past month of Lumbar/thoracic, Cervical and Brain so I think it's real cool that you post a video on these procedures😊 I really appreciate all that you do for us and be well, be safe and Peace & Blessings🙏🏽
Very well done Doc, excellent explanation for the lay person. Have done one for the difference between an MRI and CT. That's the question I get all the time. --As sn MRI tech/past CT tech. I approve this message with extreme promotion.
Thank you for your amazing content, Dr. Webb! Your videos are informative and encouraging for pre-meds like myself. I am completing my undergrad in San Antonio. Would it be possible to shadow you? I know this is a long shot but I wanted to ask! Keep up the great work! ~James.
Hi Doc, Im a 51 year old living in Europe and been suffering from cervical stenosis C4/C5/C6 since 2019 doctors here says surgery will take a way my mobility for more then 50% would it be possible to take a look at my mri and give me your opinion ?
Dr.Webb, how can me and another minority shadow you? I’m currently wanting to be a PA, but I love medicine and I’m a Physical Therapist Assistant in Florida, but would fly down man, your motivation means the world to me!
Physicist here. MRI causes the hydrogen in your body emit "lights" (which are used to create the image). Because hydrogen concentrates in the soft tissues, MRI are use to image the soft part of your body, and also the fluid. X-Ray on the other hand, shine short wave electromagnetic radiation through your body. That kind of radiation is blocked more easily by bone than soft tissue, thus bone can create "darker shadow" on the film. Thus x-ray is used to image your bone.
Very good contents! I really appreciate your channel... I also am an orthopaedic surgeon, even though my main branches are knee & shoulder, as it's possible to see on my new channel... best regards!
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Hey what's up Dr. Webb! Hope all is great with you! Thank you for another great and informative video! I just underwent 3 MRI's this past month of Lumbar/thoracic, Cervical and Brain so I think it's real cool that you post a video on these procedures😊 I really appreciate all that you do for us and be well, be safe and Peace & Blessings🙏🏽
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Very well done Doc, excellent explanation for the lay person. Have done one for the difference between an MRI and CT. That's the question I get all the time.
--As sn MRI tech/past CT tech. I approve this message with extreme promotion.
Finaly, somebody who is explaining this and doesnt have any disturbing accent
Thank you for your amazing content, Dr. Webb! Your videos are informative and encouraging for pre-meds like myself.
I am completing my undergrad in San Antonio. Would it be possible to shadow you? I know this is a long shot but I wanted to ask!
Keep up the great work!
~James.
Can you make a video on your thoughts if they are withholding the cure for cancer and go more into depth of why it’s so hard to cure cancer
Keep em coming Bro Doc. Do you know any Montifiore docs in NY?
Hi Doc, Im a 51 year old living in Europe and been suffering from cervical stenosis C4/C5/C6 since 2019 doctors here says surgery will take a way my mobility for more then 50% would it be possible to take a look at my mri and give me your opinion ?
Dr.Webb, how can me and another minority shadow you? I’m currently wanting to be a PA, but I love medicine and I’m a Physical Therapist Assistant in Florida, but would fly down man, your motivation means the world to me!
Physicist here. MRI causes the hydrogen in your body emit "lights" (which are used to create the image). Because hydrogen concentrates in the soft tissues, MRI are use to image the soft part of your body, and also the fluid. X-Ray on the other hand, shine short wave electromagnetic radiation through your body. That kind of radiation is blocked more easily by bone than soft tissue, thus bone can create "darker shadow" on the film. Thus x-ray is used to image your bone.
I love stuff like this thanks doc
Good video very informative 💪🏾😎
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Very good contents! I really appreciate your channel... I also am an orthopaedic surgeon, even though my main branches are knee & shoulder, as it's possible to see on my new channel... best regards!
Hi Dr Webb! Thanks for your informative content. +-How long does it take for L5S1 disc hernia take to heal?
Big inspiration doc
Good show!
Great video!!
What about herniated disc in your back would ever go back in place
Doc 👨⚕️ I was just wondering this because I had to have a mri at the hospital the other day
Glad to hear this was helpful 😊
I'm having c5c6 herniated disc and l4 l5 s1 herniated disc at the same time I'm going on the 4 of oct for lumbar microdiscectomy how common is this
My son has khyposcoliosis but only had an x ray and not even of the whole spine… would he benefit from MRI ?
Nah
Doctor Webb we need to figure out what is wrong with my back .
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Doctors out here telling people they can see scar tissue and pulled muscles on an x-ray
black doctor? no thanks .
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