UW GE CT Protocol Partnership
Department of Radiology

Videos

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Technologist Videos

CT Abdomen

How to scan a routine CT abdomen pelvis

CT Ankle

How to scan and reconstruct a CT ankle

CT Head

How to scan a routine CT head

CT Chest

How to scan a routine CT chest

CT Neck

How to scan a routine CT neck

NOTE: Videos in the above “Technologist” section were created for all GE platforms with the exception of the Revolution CT/Apex/ES.

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Technologist Videos

Biphasic

Coronary

Elbow

GSI-Head

PE-Chest

PEDS-Airway

NOTE: Videos in the above “Technologist” section were created for the following GE platforms Revolution CT/Apex/ES.

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Introduction

UW CT Protocols 5 Minute Intro

General Overview of CT Protocol Project (Intro 01)

Give Protocols Time Before Changing Parameters (Intro 02)

CT Protocol Management at UW: YouTube video demonstration

CT Protocol Standardization and Optimization

CT: Body

Choosing Between Different Protocols

Urography Protocols

Urothelial Follow- Up

Adrenal Adenoma

CT Pancreatic Cancer

Enterography

Active Bleeder Protocol

Mesenteric Ischemia Protocol (Body 12)

Obscure GI Bleed Protocol (Body 11)

Biphasic Liver Protocol (Body 05)

Triphasic Liver Protocol (Body 06)

Hepatocellular Carcinoma Protocol (Body 14)

Routine Abdomen/Pelvis (Body 15)

Hernia Protocol (Body 01)

Flank Pain Protocol (Body 02)

Trauma Protocols (Body 13)

Cystogram (Body 18)

Evaluating Potential Kidney Donor (Body 08)

Kidney Tumor Protocol (Body 09)

CT: Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention

Powerpoints need to be copied over

CT Shoulder Presentation

CT Shoulder Handout

CT Elbow Presentation

CT Elbow Handout

Understanding Bone CT

CT: Thoracic Imaging

Lung Cancer Screening

PE Talk

Pulmonary Angiogram

Routine Chest

CT: Cardiovascular

CTA Timing of Image Acquisition

CTA Amount of Contrast Needed

CTA Chest – When to Use Cardiac Gating

CTA After Aneurysm Repair – Difference Between Open & Endovascular Repair

CTA Runoffs of Lower Extremities

Cardiovascular Naming

CT: Medical Physics

Protocol Validation Process (MedPhys 01)

Importance of Patient Positioning (MedPhys 02) [MISSING]

Patient Size and kV Selection (MedPyhs 03)

Why a .5 Pitch is Used (MedPhys 04)

Using Smart mA vs Manual or Auto mA (MedPhys 05)

Manual mA Value (MedPhys 06)

Selecting Reconstruction Intervals (Intro) (MedPhys 07) [MISSING]

Plus Reconstruction Option in Helical Scan Mode (MedPhys 08)

FOV Selection for Pediatric Scans (MedPhys 09)

CT Protocol Optimization Overview (MedPhys 10)

Dose & Image Quality Tracking Mechanisms (MedPhys 11)

Pediatric Patient Sizing (MedPhys 12)

Different Protocols for Different Patient Sizes–Which Parameters Change and Why (MedPhys 13)

Helical vs. Axial Scanning (MedPhys 14)

Reduce or Clinically Eliminate Helical Artifacts (MedPhys 15)

Optimal Reconstruction Intervals for Axial Scans and Reformats (MedPhys 16)

CT: Neuroradiology

Head Protocols – Dose Parameters and Technique (Neuro 01)

Head Protocols – with Contrast (Neuro 02)

Sinus Protocol (Neuro 03)

Temporal Bone Protocol (Neuro 04)

Neck Protocol (Neuro 05)

Cervical Spine Protocol (Neuro 06)

Stroke Deluxe Protocols (Neuro 07)

CT Perfusion – Dose Parameters and Technique (Neuro 08)

CTA Head & Neck Protocols (Neuro 09)

CT: Pediatrics

Pediatric Protocol Overview – When to use CT (Peds 01)

Routine Abdomen/Pelvis, etc. (Peds 02)

Trauma Protocols (Peds 03)

Chest without IV Contrast (Peds 04)

Chest with IV Contrast (Peds 05)

Routine Chest/Abdomen/Pelvis (Peds 06)