Samuel Rogers

Neuroradiologist at RadLTD

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

I'm amazed at this arrangement and video production of Faded that my son did. He arranged the song and recorded and produced the falling note video entirely on his own...! Subscribe to his channel... send him a note, he takes requests https://t.co/qIfSAQSGBC

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

I’m proud of this one. A fun, bizarrely sad, professionally animated take on Carl Kringle… perpetually the backup Santa 😂😭💔🎅

https://t.co/AyAWU1nOuK

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

I’ve made 6 cute little Pixar like animated videos about a little dollop of whip cream. Here’s the playlist. Been a fun little project

Whipped Cream’s Life & Love Saga (Animated Dad Jokes) https://t.co/gDSDjuKwqI

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@Sergio_Bonganhi Hmmm is this the opening to a joke? I’m intrigued 😅

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

Ok #MedTwitter I have a #Radiology joke

Why couldn’t the radiologist do their job?

https://t.co/j1238AEFiL

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@JahangirAsgha10 Interesting perspective and funny term. I agree though. I left my attending position at the university to join the local large private practice, and the patient experience definitely offers all of the benefits you mentioned. And we still offer subspecialty reads.

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

https://t.co/Mjl9uRnWUK

Please follow my YouTube channel! Fun silly little animated dad jokes

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

Here’s another one of my jokes…

A ridiculous and delicious (maybe?) rodent dad joke #cleanjokes #foodjokes #dadjokes #mathjokes

https://t.co/d94rIdy8CJ

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@francisdeng @MEtterMD @RadiologyACR @gmoonis @drsuyash @PallaviUtukuri @nyahyavi @JennyKHoang Weird discrepancy between mri and ct… on mri they say need 6 month follow up if complex but less than 10mm? Haven’t read article just looked at the figures you posted

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

Been a while since I’ve posted!
Had a career change…
Academic neuroradiology → private practice → and now also a dad-joke animator.
Natural career progression, obviously 😂

Here’s my first published one: the Kissadilla 🎨🌮💋

https://t.co/jL0rw1WEhs

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@Commentary @ChrisStirewalt Appreciate the observations on how the Bidens all probably made a lot of money… can you guys spend time on how Trump makes money on the presidency? For instance the meme coin

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@Commentary Would love to see you guys spend at least a few minutes on Trumps meme coin!

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@jpodhoretz would love for you to cover Trumps meme coin on your podcast, think it’s been a bit of a glaring over site recently. Appreciate you and your podcast!

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@BrentWeinberg @EurRadiology @SpringerNature @MariamAboian @OrmsbyMD We started using BT RADS a few months ago. It makes it easier for our section to be consistent and I think it’s pretty accurate. Real cases get complicated and don’t always seem to fit into the system but overall I like it and we are going to keep using it. Thanks!

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@emily_fri Lots of anecdotal experience here. But what does the data show about supervision? I’m curious

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

As I read the AJNR at the breakfast table this morning I can’t help but wonder how many more people like me are going to read it less when it stops coming in the mail.

I don’t think this was the right move at all. Strong disagree. Would happily pay more for print!
#neurorad

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@WendeNGibbs @JacobFlemingMD @ImagingDoctor @dougbeall @neuroradiology @Miriam_Peckham @JackASSR23 @AlanAlperMD @jdprologo @shamitsdesai @The_ASSR I’d like to read a reference about this if anyone has one

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@PeterGKranz @northwoods1980 Sounds like an interesting study! ;-)

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@PeterGKranz @northwoods1980 How would we stumble upon them incidentally? Are we doing lateral decubitus myelograms on volunteers?

[Samuel Rogers @NeuroradRogers]

@PeterGKranz @northwoods1980 It’s obviously a route of csf drainage… I just don’t think the science is there to say it’s always pathological. For all we know it may be a common incidentaloma in many patients, that being said if someone has low pressure then closing this route of csf drainage will help!