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Maybe the PE case projects better off of RU-vid but I have a hard time calling those filling defects being so far out . Could just be vessel not well opacifies.
Can't thank you enough for all your hardwork putting these wonderful videos together! Your selection of cases and teaching are always exceptional and so appreciated!
Hi Ben, nice lectures. One comment on time mark 8:18 of your second lecture - the M2 ischemia. I think there is a small core infarct involving the insular cortex and adjacent region. It's not showing up on the maps because it presumably reperfused - either spontaneously via collaterals / other recruitment or perhaps was lysed?
Isn't technically the right kidney delayed not the other way around? Reading physician reported it as left in the addendum and patient's pain was left sided. Perhaps that would have made things not add up and have them realize sooner.
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you stated you do not have any compassion for some of these. individuals. maybe a different perspective or a what if the person was possibly forced like what may be occurring in the drug and slave trading that most turn a blind eye to
how can i distinguish between an aortic pseudosneurysm and a covered aortic rupture? is it about the form? or is it actually the same thing? is there even a difference in therapy? especially regarding the case with the ruptured esophagus! i would be very thankful for a response 🙏
