What's more amazing than this view is being part of the NYU VIR team! The first two weeks have been amazing, can't wait for the rest of the year. @nyuVIR
Was lucky to be rewarded with this view last evening for the 18th floor!
Core is hopefully over for all R4s. But We are continuing! Tomorrow 5 am will distribute our latest episode GU review 1/7
@CoreRadiology#RadiologyReview#radres
https://t.co/YccopjAnfw
As far as physics review episodes, this is probably the highest yields episode I have made. It's 40 min covering MRI artifacts, US resolution, X-R AK & KAP
https://t.co/Jv5ZyiW6Gz
@CoreRadiology#radres
For last minutes revisions:
What are the effects of decreasing rBW (receiver BW narrow),
β SNR
β Readout time (resulting in β minimum time of echo and β echo spacing in fast spin-echo),
β Metal artifact (worse)
β chemical shift artifact of the 1st kind (worse).
Few resources to read before the Core!
1. Basic Updates: https://t.co/5NQ3bMbBT2
2. Remote Core exam guide:
https://t.co/2RJdOOhrRB
3. NIS 2021 Study guide:
https://t.co/Dc353kpARC
@CoreRadiology@ABR_Radiology#radres#Radiologyboards
Our 4th episode of GI Core review is up! This is episode 4/5 of the series. Final episode for the GI review will be posted next Monday at 5 am!
#radres#core#radiology@CoreRadiology
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https://t.co/9zSByeVOy6
Second physics review podcast is up, continuing with nuclear physics, and covering the whole list of confusing numbers we need to know.
https://t.co/L42Frk2MuN