Case-based Review of CT (2024)-MSCZ4120-2024

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Video Summary

The provided transcript is a comprehensive discussion over various complex cases analyzed with CT imaging, focusing on adult neuro-CT and other areas such as hepatobiliary and emergency CT, ending with pediatric cases. The event features Dr. Amish Doshi, discussing a case of carotid cavernous fistula, which is an abnormal connection between the cavernous carotid artery and the sinus. Different types of fistulas are explored along with preferred diagnostic methods. Other cases included an "artery of Percheron infarct," herpes encephalitis, and challenges distinguishing between conditions like MCA infarction and encephalitis, using imaging characteristics. Dr. Daniela Martin covers small airway disease, while Dr. Perry Pickhart discusses hepatobiliary tract issues including fishbone perforation and gallbladder duplication. The session concludes with Dr. Douglas Katz's emergency CT topics, exploring conditions like a mental infarction in children. Differences in clinical presentations, management strategies, and diagnostic complexities are emphasized throughout the seminar, stressing imaging's key role in identifying rare or unusual conditions, alongside strategies for accurate diagnosis and treatment plans.

Keywords

neuro-CT

hepatobiliary

emergency CT

carotid cavernous fistula

artery of Percheron infarct

herpes encephalitis

small airway disease

gallbladder duplication

pediatric cases