Manish Patel

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Colorectal / ARM & Hirschsprung · guest expert

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Ep 2 · 4:13
In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
quote · Cloaca
Ep 16 · 4:13
In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
Ep 16 · 4:13
In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
Ep 2 · 0:11
We, when we first started doing these procedures, we were doing them in main radiology with the patient awake and over time we moved them to interventional radiology where we had 3D imaging capabilities and then subsequently we've now combined all the endoscopy the patient gets with these procedures, making, making it a one-stop shop.
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Cloaca 10 entries

Cloaca - Workup & Evaluation

Ep 2 · 0:11
clinical 3D rotational cloacography is performed in interventional radiology using angiography equipment, combining endoscopy with 3D imaging capabilities in a single session.
Ep 2 · 0:11
quote We, when we first started doing these procedures, we were doing them in main radiology with the patient awake and over time we moved them to interventional radiology where we had 3D imaging capabilities and then subsequently we've now combined all the endoscopy the patient gets with these procedures, making, making it a one-stop shop.
Ep 2 · 0:42
clinical The 3D cloacography technique uses the same technology available for 3D angiography: contrast is injected into hollow structures while the camera rotates around the patient to generate images.
Ep 2 · 0:58
clinical Images from 3D cloacography are immediately available at a workstation where different cuts and views can be made to clarify overlapping structures.
Ep 2 · 1:11
clinical Conventional 2D cloacography with AP and lateral views has overlapping structures that make it difficult to decipher which structure is which.
Ep 2 · 4:11
clinical Modern 3D cloacography technology allows precise measurement of the common channel, whereas the old method using an external ruler had significant foreshortening and imprecise measurements.
Ep 2 · 4:13
quote In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
Ep 2 · 6:51
clinical The radiation dose from 3D rotational cloacography is very similar to conventional cloacography because fewer lateral and frontal images are needed.
Ep 2 · 7:17
clinical MRI cloacography loses the real-time capability of seeing what is being injected and filled, and significantly increases anesthesia time.
Ep 2 · 7:19
quote I think what you lose is the real-time capability of seeing what you're injecting and what you're filling. It actually also adds a lot more to the anesthesia time of doing the procedure, so. The trade-off of a small amount of radiation versus the increased anesthesia time to do it in terms of an MRI cloaciogram.

Cloaca - Workup & Evaluation

Ep 16 · 0:11
quote We, when we first started doing these procedures, we were doing them in main radiology with the patient awake and over time we moved them to interventional radiology where we had 3D imaging capabilities and then subsequently we've now combined all the endoscopy the patient gets with these procedures, making, making it a one-stop shop.
Ep 16 · 0:11
clinical 3D rotational cloacography is performed in interventional radiology using angiography equipment, combining endoscopy with 3D imaging capabilities in a single session.
Ep 16 · 0:11
clinical 3D rotational cloacography is performed in interventional radiology using angiography equipment, combining endoscopy with 3D imaging capabilities in a single session.
Ep 16 · 0:11
quote We, when we first started doing these procedures, we were doing them in main radiology with the patient awake and over time we moved them to interventional radiology where we had 3D imaging capabilities and then subsequently we've now combined all the endoscopy the patient gets with these procedures, making, making it a one-stop shop.
Ep 16 · 0:42
clinical The 3D cloacography technique uses the same technology available for 3D angiography: contrast is injected into hollow structures while the camera rotates around the patient to generate images.
Ep 16 · 0:42
clinical The 3D cloacography technique uses the same technology available for 3D angiography: contrast is injected into hollow structures while the camera rotates around the patient to generate images.
Ep 16 · 0:58
clinical Images from 3D cloacography are immediately available at a workstation where different cuts and views can be made to clarify overlapping structures.
Ep 16 · 0:58
clinical Images from 3D cloacography are immediately available at a workstation where different cuts and views can be made to clarify overlapping structures.
Ep 16 · 1:11
clinical Conventional 2D cloacography with AP and lateral views has overlapping structures that make it difficult to decipher which structure is which.
Ep 16 · 1:11
clinical Conventional 2D cloacography with AP and lateral views has overlapping structures that make it difficult to decipher which structure is which.
Ep 16 · 4:11
clinical Modern 3D cloacography technology allows precise measurement of the common channel, whereas the old method using an external ruler had significant foreshortening and imprecise measurements.
Ep 16 · 4:11
clinical Modern 3D cloacography technology allows precise measurement of the common channel, whereas the old method using an external ruler had significant foreshortening and imprecise measurements.
Ep 16 · 4:13
quote In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
Ep 16 · 4:13
quote In the old days, we would put a ruler external to the patient. There'd be a lot of foreshortening, so we were never able to get a precise measurement. Now with our um modern technology, we're able to actually get a precise view of the common channel and then draw calipers along there and actually give a precise measurement of the common channel.
Ep 16 · 6:51
clinical The radiation dose from 3D rotational cloacography is very similar to conventional cloacography because fewer lateral and frontal images are needed.
Ep 16 · 6:51
clinical The radiation dose from 3D rotational cloacography is very similar to conventional cloacography because fewer lateral and frontal images are needed.
Ep 16 · 7:17
clinical MRI cloacography loses the real-time capability of seeing what is being injected and filled, and significantly increases anesthesia time.
Ep 16 · 7:17
clinical MRI cloacography loses the real-time capability of seeing what is being injected and filled, and significantly increases anesthesia time.
Ep 16 · 7:19
quote I think what you lose is the real-time capability of seeing what you're injecting and what you're filling. It actually also adds a lot more to the anesthesia time of doing the procedure, so. The trade-off of a small amount of radiation versus the increased anesthesia time to do it in terms of an MRI cloaciogram.
Ep 16 · 7:19
quote I think what you lose is the real-time capability of seeing what you're injecting and what you're filling. It actually also adds a lot more to the anesthesia time of doing the procedure, so. The trade-off of a small amount of radiation versus the increased anesthesia time to do it in terms of an MRI cloaciogram.