ANSWER: Cerebral cavernous (venous) malformation
Classically, but rather incorrectly, referred to as a "cavernoma". Look for the popcorn appearance with associated blooming on GRE/SWI!
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Sajid et al. describe what happens when diagnostic tests used in the secondary level move to primary care: increased costs, overdiagnosis, false positives, spurious reassurance, and more.
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Link: https://t.co/EoJMlIZLWN
ER was going nuts over this radiologist’s reading that just says “NOPE”. A whole ER full of medically trained professionals took 20+ minutes to realize it actually reads “No PE (pulmonary embolism)”
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Before I started Radiology I assumed it would be like a giant game of Where’s Wally
It’s actually like Cluedo but the boards on fire, your phone won’t stop ringing and Colonel Mustard won’t answer his bleep
God: Noah, you said 4,000mg of Lasix for the clouds right?
Noah: what?! No, 40mg. 40!
God:
Noah:
God: oh
Noah: how much did you-
God: I think you should start building a boat