Go your own way: creating cards in Anki 28th Apr 2022 - Michał Jan Lewandowski, MD Anki gives you a lot of freedom when it comes to creating your flashcards. It’s a great advantage because you can ...
Experiencing Anki magic: setting up Anki and reviewing the cards 28th Apr 2022 - Michał Jan Lewandowski, MD At first, Anki may seem discouraging. This video aims to help you ease into using the app, explaining the interface and ...
Ordering the right abdominal CT study for cancer staging 25th Apr 2022 - Michael Hartung, MD Some cancer types, such as pancreas adenocarcinoma or renal cell carcinoma, require a multiphasic CT study for staging. ...
Evaluating the abdominal arteries (aorta) with the help of CT 25th Apr 2022 - Michael Hartung, MD How does a radiologist make sure they don't miss anything when reviewing the aorta and its branches on an abdominal CT? ...
Diagnosing hepatocellular carcinoma with CT 25th Apr 2022 - Michael Hartung, MD Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a unique type of cancer in that it can often be diagnosed based on imaging features ...
Evaluating the liver with abdominal CT 13th Apr 2022 - Michael Hartung, MD When evaluating the liver on a CT study, you need to look out for steatosis, cirrhosis, solid masses, cysts, and ...
Distinguishing the imaging planes on abdominal CT 12th Apr 2022 - Michael Hartung, MD The most obvious difference between a traditional x-ray and a CT study is that a CT study contains multiple images that ...
Venous ultrasound course: identifying varicose veins in the insufficiency study 31st Mar 2022 - Elizabeth Tenny, BS RVT RDCS Ultrasound learners find it tricky to tell varicose veins from the great saphenous vein (GSV) and the small saphenous ...
Venous ultrasound course: deciphering DVT waveforms 31st Mar 2022 - Elizabeth Tenny, BS RVT RDCS A pulsed wave (PW) Doppler study is an integral part of venous ultrasound. This video explains how to interpret the ...
