Isolation tutorial: Abdominal CT #2 with Vikas Shah 

Amazing work from the Radiopedia team as always

Thank you for this, there is a lot of things to learn from this, please keep doing this kind of videos, it helps refine diagnosis in many cases.

Great teaching. Thank you very much...

What kind of pizza do you eat in Australia? Eating an entire pizza is quite common in Italy and normally our stomach works just fine :) Thank you very much great cases!

Very informative .. Thank you so much .. please keep doing such great videos

Thank you very much for this very scientific informative video

Thanks.

Thank you very much for these interesting cases

Great cases and really informative

Non-medical layperson here: in case case #3 - the 70 yr old male, what're the large, dark circles that are.. idk.. superior/anterior to both kidneys?

Sir in case 3...if it is diagnosed to be porto-mesentric venous thrombosis....why would be there be elevated white count....is it due to free fluid in mesentry and ascites

Awesome

Tnx a lot

Sir these two abdominal radiology tutorials are best lessons i've watched, thanks a lot.

Вам ещё долго учиться , понимать что же реально там на снимках , вам говорит о типе патологии , прежде чем делиться своими наблюдениями с аудиторией . You still have a long time to learn, to understand what is really there in the pictures, what is telling you about the type of pathology, before sharing your observations with the audience

Very informative videos sir.. Thanks a lot

Utterly amazed by the content.. Awesome presentation.. very important cases.. very useful.. please do more such videos :)

Nice presentation

Entire pizza? May be all she found in the cafe causing such disease.

Thanks sir

Very informative

I am hooked

waoooo thanks

Great cases, very well explained. The discussion really makes a difference, involving and challenging the viewer much more than other more conventional formats. Thank you !

Case 1 closed bowel loop with whirl sign and consecutive venous congestion

As always, Vikas a brilliant professor. What an honour would be to be one of his students. Cheers!

This 25 y o male with incarcerated hernia @ 25 min also has extensive aortic calcification for his age is this normal?

great cases! very logical approach with concise discussion...

In case 5, how it is possible for a man 25y.o. to have athiromatic plaques in the abdominal aorta?

thank you dr vikas

Great cases. Thanks you sir

Great content. Thank you :)

thank you