Doc, twice so far you're blaming the tech for the images. You know their protocol is to cover disc spaces on axials. They're not lazy or annoying, they're scanning how they're trained. If you have a problem, then ask for full slabs. You know this.
I was going to comment on that as well and boom! I saw your comment. As a Radiographer, it is quite condescending to hear him refer to Rad techs as ‘lazy, lame, annoying’. It tells a lot about how some radiologists disrespect radiographers and the profession. One would expect a man of so much knowledge and education be civil and respectful. 🤦🏽♀️
Dr. Gillard, please reply a question of mine. I have watched almost all of your teaching videos about lumbar spine and evaluation for surgery in the case of disc herniation. I just want to know how to know if a lumbar disc has started to heal by itself looking to two MRI emages of the same level, made by the same person and the same machine in 1 year of time passed. Is the herniation becoming whiter from the center to the border of the herniated disc, or just the herniated part (the extrusion itself) becomes whiter in the 2 years of time you have talked about regarding that 80% of self-healing? Please, answer me or make a video about this. I would appreciate it so much. And thanks for all your videos! Best regards.
Doctor im rad tech i need guidance in how to angle the position block im internship no one teaching me anything im really struggling the doctor yell at me what should i do please could u teach me so im learning from u but I need help im give u money for your help I like to learn please
3 QUESTIONS: QUESTION 1: I am wondering is this correct what you said. I understand at L4 disc. You top nerve roots in the thecal sac are L5 traveresing nerve roots. Then S1 nerve roots in the middle. So @ 21:45 - You said its the traversing L3 nerve root. (Bladder) My question. Is that not S2 traversing nerve roots right at the bottom? QUESTION 2: 30:01 - What is the big light circle on your L3 vertebrae on the Right sided T1 image. Is that inflammation/arthritis? QUESTION 3: Is there anyway to tell a patient has had a microdisketomy by looking at the bone removal from facet joint or something?
I’m not certain understand what the scar tissue looks like. Do you have a video that covers that in more detail?
Wow thats a really thorough lecture. Thank you
Doc, twice so far you're blaming the tech for the images. You know their protocol is to cover disc spaces on axials. They're not lazy or annoying, they're scanning how they're trained. If you have a problem, then ask for full slabs. You know this.
I was going to comment on that as well and boom! I saw your comment.
As a Radiographer, it is quite condescending to hear him refer to Rad techs as ‘lazy, lame, annoying’. It tells a lot about how some radiologists disrespect radiographers and the profession.
One would expect a man of so much knowledge and education be civil and respectful. 🤦🏽♀️
Dr. Gillard, please reply a question of mine. I have watched almost all of your teaching videos about lumbar spine and evaluation for surgery in the case of disc herniation. I just want to know how to know if a lumbar disc has started to heal by itself looking to two MRI emages of the same level, made by the same person and the same machine in 1 year of time passed. Is the herniation becoming whiter from the center to the border of the herniated disc, or just the herniated part (the extrusion itself) becomes whiter in the 2 years of time you have talked about regarding that 80% of self-healing? Please, answer me or make a video about this. I would appreciate it so much. And thanks for all your videos! Best regards.
Can you tell me what the white spot in the bone is? my T-Spine MRI shows that same spot in the t6 and t7
Your lectures on MRI are priceless
Very nice. Thank you
Doctor im rad tech i need guidance in how to angle the position block im internship no one teaching me anything im really struggling the doctor yell at me what should i do please could u teach me so im learning from u but I need help im give u money for your help I like to learn please
it is very detailed in anatomy. Great
20:24 - You have a great sense of humor. Enjoy watching your videos.
3 QUESTIONS:
QUESTION 1:
I am wondering is this correct what you said.
I understand at L4 disc. You top nerve roots in the thecal sac are L5 traveresing nerve roots.
Then S1 nerve roots in the middle.
So @
21:45 - You said its the traversing L3 nerve root. (Bladder)
My question. Is that not S2 traversing nerve roots right at the bottom?
QUESTION 2:
30:01 - What is the big light circle on your L3 vertebrae on the Right sided T1 image. Is that inflammation/arthritis?
QUESTION 3:
Is there anyway to tell a patient has had a microdisketomy by looking at the bone removal from facet joint or something?
QU1 -Think he meant S3 not L3. QU2 suspect that's a haemangioma. QU3 - don't think they remove any bone with a microdiscectomy
My back gave out in '09. L3, 4&5 discs bulged, so I am learning to read my MRIs. Makes sense to me, after many videos. Thank you.
Can i ask u something
very detailed analysis , thank you
thanks
Thank you! Much appreciated here. It helps me so much and learn.
Great work for humanity 💐💐
Could you please address Tarlov cysts?
Yes! I've got a lot of requests for this video. Once I find some time, that will be my next spine related video.