Everything you need to know about Computed Tomography (CT) & CT Scanning
Everything you need to know about Computed Tomography (CT) & CT Scanning
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CTisus.com is the premier radiological website dedicated to computed tomography (CT) scanning. Founded by Professor Elliot K. Fishman, MD, this website has an expansive library of content ranging from CT scan protocols, lectures, and case studies to medical illustrations and a monthly quiz. CTisus.com provides the latest in radiology technology and 3D imaging information, and uploads new content daily. We are proud to be one of the best resources in medical education on CT scanning and radiology. Thank you for visiting.
Login to CTisus.com to explore our new dashboard. You will be able to see your previously viewed lectures, case studies, and quiz scores as well as customize your profile.
Deep learning is used in the research community and in industry to help solve many big data problems such as computer vision, speech recognition, and natural language processing.
Bariatric surgery consists of a range of surgical and endoscopic procedures. Accurate interpretation of post-operative abdominal CT scans requires an understanding of the normal post-operative anatomy as well as potential complications of each type of surgical procedure.
On the first of each month, we add a new quiz, pearls on various topics, and summaries of journal articles from leading medical journals to CTisus. These monthly updates all focus on providing the latest information in radiology research, diagnostic imaging, CT scanning, and practice management.
Access over 269,000 CT Scans and the diagnosis that is identified for each case. The case studies range from CT Scans, MRI, and X-Rays, and are organized by anatomical region: Cardiac, Pancreas, Pediatric, Vascular, Gastrointestinal and more.
Type 2 Endoleak
Acute Pyeonephritis Right Kidney
Pulmonary Embolism in Post Op Patient
GSW Left Thigh with Femur Fracture and No Vascular Injury
Watch Dr. Mahesh's lecture series as he goes in depth about physics topics as they relate to CT Scanning. He provides descriptions and diagrams to accompany his information critical to CT Scanning.
Johns Hopkins Medicine offers CME courses for radiologists and radiologic technologists annually. These activities have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and Category A CE credits from the AHRA.
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