Chefarzt für diagnostische Bildgebung bei Niagara Health in Ontario, Kanada. Professor und Leiter des Instituts für Radiologie an der McMaster University.
Warum ich es liebe in der Lehre tätig zu sein
Ich bin Professor und Leiter des Instituts für Radiologie an der McMaster University in Ontario, Kanada. Außerdem bin ich Gründungsdirektor des Centre for Radiological Anatomy Skills Lab, das bildgebende Technologien in die Ausbildung von Studenten und Ärzten in der Weiterbildung integriert. Zusätzlich bin ich als Provincial Clinical Lead für das Cancer Imaging Program bei Cancer Care Ontario tätig.
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How to differentiate between low- and high-quality chest x-rays
Discover the five key identifying factors which will help you to distinguish between low- and high-quality chest x-rays.
How to identify pneumothorax on a chest x-ray
Identify when pleura is abnormal and the key radiological signs of pneumothorax.
Common pathologies of the trachea and bronchi
Learn what signs to look for on a chest x-ray to determine whether something's wrong.
Radiological zones—an introduction to landmarks
Learn how to identify the major anatomical regions on a chest x-ray.
The different types of x-ray examinations
Identify the different types of chest x-ray examinations and when to order them.
Getting into the chest x-ray (part 4): How pathology changes the grayscale
In this video, Julian Dobranowski, MD, will teach you how pathology can change the grayscale of the image.
Getting into the chest x-ray (part 3): The importance of shapes and key landmarks
In this video from our Chest X-ray Essentials course, you will learn how shapes and structures are formed on a chest x-ray.
Getting into the chest x-ray (part 2): The importance of overlap
If you want to become really good at reading chest x-rays, you need to know how borders are formed. In this video from our Chest X-ray Essentials course, you will learn how separate anatomical structures in the thorax interact to create an image.
Getting into the chest x-ray (part 1): The importance of grayscale
In this video, you will learn how different tissue densities create different shades of gray on a chest x-ray. You’ll learn what air, soft tissue, bone, and metal look like on the x-ray and why that is important.