Anis Qureshi

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05/12/2025

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04/12/2025

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03/12/2025

Basic Chest X-Ray Pathologies Explained 🫁 | Emphysema to Pneumonia

Learn the most common chest X-ray pathologies every radiology student and X-ray technician must know!
In this reel, I explain the key findings of:

🔹 Emphysema – Hyperinflated lungs, flattened diaphragm
🔹 Lung Metastasis – Multiple round nodules
🔹 GGO (Ground Glass Opacity) – Hazy increased opacity
🔹 Pneumonia – Consolidation with air bronchograms
🔹 COPD – Barrel-shaped chest, increased radiolucency

Perfect for:
✔ Radiology students
✔ X-ray / CT technicians
✔ MBBS learners
✔ Exam preparation (CT, X-ray, radiology basics)

👉 Learn chest pathologies visually and quickly
👉 Follow for radiology anatomy, pathologies, CT/MRI tips, and exam content!

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02/12/2025

Chest X-Ray PA View Anatomy Explained 🫁📸 | Learn the Basics in Seconds!”

Master Chest X-Ray PA view anatomy in a simple and clear way!
In this reel, you will learn the key structures every radiology student, radiographer, and medical professional must identify — lungs, heart borders, diaphragm, clavicles, trachea, costophrenic angles, hila, ribs, and more.

Perfect for:
✔ Radiology students
✔ X-ray technicians
✔ MBBS/Paramedical students
✔ Anyone preparing for radiology exams

👉 Learn chest X-ray anatomy easily and quickly.
👉 Follow for more radiology content (CT, MRI, X-ray tips, artifacts, anatomy, pathologies).

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01/12/2025

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30/11/2025

MRI Artifacts Explained in Seconds! 🧲✨
Ring, Motion, Metal & More — Understand Why They Happen and How They Affect Your Scan.
Simple, clear & high-yield for students + techs!

Unlock the basics of MRI artifacts in an easy and visual way!
In this reel, you’ll understand how common artifacts appear and why — including:

🔹 Motion Artifact
🔹 Metal / Susceptibility Artifact
🔹 Chemical Shift Artifact
🔹 Gibbs / Truncation Artifact
🔹 Aliasing / Wrap Around
🔹 Zipper Artifact

Know all these artifacts simply and quickly — perfect for radiology students, MRI techs and anyone learning medical imaging!

📌 Watch full videos on my YouTube channel for more CT + MRI learning
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29/11/2025

CT Abdomen Anatomy 🔍 | Learn All Organs Easily
Quick breakdown of abdominal structures on CT — perfect for students & CT techs.
📍 More detailed radiology videos on YouTube & podcasts!

In this reel, I have explained the CT anatomy of the abdomen in a simple and high-yield way — covering liver, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, vessels & bowel landmarks.

⭐ Know about abdomen anatomy easily:
Kidneys, Stomach, Pancreas, Adrenals, Bowels, Bladder, Gallbladder (GB) and more — all explained in a clear and quick format.

Perfect for radiology students, and anyone learning diagnostic imaging.

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🎧 Podcasts: Radiology basics, CT/MRI tips & imaging explanations coming soon on all major podcast platforms

▶️ More CT/MRI reels, positioning, protocols & pathology explanations uploaded regularly… Stay connected!

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28/11/2025

CECT Enterography – Full Protocol Explained! 🧠🩻
Your quick guide to bowel imaging like a pro!

CECT Enterography is one of the BEST techniques for evaluating small bowel pathologies — especially Crohn’s disease, obscure GI bleeding, bowel wall inflammation & tumors.
Here’s how to perform it step-by-step in the simplest way ⬇️

📌 Fasting:
• Patient fasting for 4–6 hours

📌 Oral Contrast (Neutral Contrast):
• 1500–2000 ml
• Given gradually for proper bowel distension
• Use water/PEG solution/Mannitol as per protocol

📌 Positioning:
• Supine
• Arms up
• Acquire scout/topo AP

📌 Phases:
1️⃣ Non-contrast (NCCT)
2️⃣ Arterial Phase – after contrast injection
3️⃣ Enteric Phase (most important) – 45–60 sec
4️⃣ Delayed Phase – if required

📌 IV Contrast:
• 1.5 ml/kg
• 3–5 ml/sec flow

📌 What to Evaluate:
• Bowel wall thickening
• Enhancement pattern
• Mucosal hyperenhancement
• Mesenteric fat stranding
• Lymph nodes
• Fistulae / strictures

🎬 Full detailed video on YouTube –
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27/11/2025

7 ‘OMA’ Pathologies Every Radiology Student Must Know!

1️⃣ Meningioma – extra-axial, dural tail sign, hyperdense
2️⃣ Hemangioma (Liver) – peripheral nodular enhancement, centripetal fill-in
3️⃣ Schwannoma – nerve sheath tumor 🧠⚡
4️⃣ Osteoma – dense bony mass in sinuses/skull
5️⃣ Lipoma – fat-density lesion (−100 to −50 HU), no enhancement
6️⃣ Fibroma – solid, well-defined, mild enhancement
7️⃣ Chondroma – rings-and-arcs calcification, lobulated cartilage lesion

Perfect for CT exam revision, radiology students, and imaging notes.

Follow for more radiology facts, CT/MRI tips & academic reels 🔥📚
Full explanations available on YouTube!

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26/11/2025

X-Rays Explained in Seconds!

Fundamental facts about X-rays:

• Named X-rays because they were unknown rays when Roentgen discovered them in 1895
• Travel at the speed of light (3×10⁸ m/s)
• Have short wavelength and high energy
• No charge & no mass
• 99% heat, 1% X-rays (low efficiency)
• Not deflected by electric or magnetic fields
• Higher kVp = higher pe*******on
• Produced by Bremsstrahlung & Characteristic radiation
• Ionizing radiation that causes fluorescence and forms latent image
• Travel in straight lines and obey inverse square law
• Cannot be focused by lenses
• Pe*******on depends on density and atomic number

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25/11/2025

All MRI Sequence | T1,T2, FLAIR,STIR,DWI & ADC | By Anis Qureshi

24/11/2025

It’s NOT KUB… It’s K–U–B!
(Kidney – Ureter – Bladder)
Most people say it as one word, but in radiology every single letter has meaning.
Let’s clear this common misconception today! ⚡🖥️

CT K–U–B stands for Kidney, Ureter & Bladder, not “KUB” as a single word.
This is one of the most common mistakes people make, and this reel explains the correct pronunciation and importance of spelling it out.

• Why it is spoken as K–U–B
• Meaning of each letter
• Why radiology terminology must be accurate
• Common misconceptions among general public
• Importance of understanding CT KUB in clinical practice

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