Radsresident

Radiology residency blog, forum, and information site on how to survive/thrive over the four years of radiology residency and beyond.

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case of the Week From 7/21/24

History: Loss of vision.
What are the findings?
What is the differential?
Are there treatments, and if so, what are they?
https://t.co/4uBSoW3v9R
#CTscan #orbits #retina #globe #choroid #treatments #neuro #ocular #trauma

[Radsresident @bejit1]

It's inevitable. At some point, you will have a bad radiology day. What can you do to recover and get back in the game afterward?

Take a look at today's blog: You Will Have A Bad Radiology Day!

Here is the URL: https://t.co/gCWMrNmT2X

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/fJcNSsysKZ

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case of the Week From 7/14/24

History: Neck pain. History of breast cancer.
What are the findings?
What is the differential?
Are schwannomas FDG avid?
https://t.co/4uBSoW3v9R
#nuclearmedicine #FDG #PETCT #metabolism #schwannoma #meningioma #neuro

[Radsresident @bejit1]

After creating ten thousand reports with one hundred words each, at least a few phrases are bound to be silly mistakes. Own them!

Take a look at today's blog: Making Silly Mistakes- Not The End Of The World!

Here is the URL: https://t.co/wHDyxmfcNz

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/fJcNSsysKZ

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case of the Week From 7/7/24

History: Fevers.
What are the findings?
What is the significance of the findings?
What should you do next?
https://t.co/4uBSoW3v9R
#nuclearmedicine #renalscan #MAG-3 #technetium #genitourinarwy #pyelonephritis #kidneys

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Ever thought about practicing in an area different from the one you trained in? Here are the best add-on subspecialties for radiologists!

Take a look at today's blog: Best Add-on Subspecialties As A Radiology Attending

Here is the URL: https://t.co/Tedkx7HWat

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/PbhYP6SiRa

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case of the Week From 6/30/24

History: Abdominal pain. Lymphoma.
What are the findings?
What is the significance of the findings?
What should you do next?
https://t.co/oll46nLzb6
#PETCT #FDG #anuerysm #rupture #vascularcalcifications #vascular

[Radsresident @bejit1]

For those of you who have learned another language, the similarities to learning radiology are uncanny. Here is how they are the same!

Take a look at today's blog: Is Radiology Training Like Learning A New Language?

Here is the URL: https://t.co/keyvafYa8s

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/PbhYP6SiRa

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case from 6/23/24

History: Calcifications. First 7 days ago. Second film today.
How would you describe the calcifications on film 1?
On film 2, how do you describe the calcification?
What is the difference and why?
What next?
https://t.co/oll46nLzb6

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Ever realized the pitfalls of reading a triple-phase CT scan for the pancreas? Interpreting these studies is not for the faint of heart!

Take a look at today's blog: Evaluating The Pancreas On A Triple-Phase CT Scan Is A Minefield

Here is the URL: https://t.co/dKXQtOpm7n

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/PbhYP6SiRa

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6Azdn Case of the Week From 6/16/24

History: Difficulty urinating. First film from today. Second film from 2 years ago.
Where is the calcification?
What is the differential?
What is the next step?
https://t.co/oll46nLzb6
#Ctscan #pelvis #urethra #calculus

[Radsresident @bejit1]

What is the main reason why AI won't take over all radiology? Hint: It is not for legal, ethical/moral, or financial reasons!

Take a look at today's blog: Why Artificial Intelligence (AI) Will Not Take Over Radiology!

Here is the URL: https://t.co/3r5MI1ELNe

[Radsresident @bejit1]

Answers to this week’s case of the week have been posted in the Case of the Week. Answers are at the following URL: https://t.co/PbhYP6SiRa

[Radsresident @bejit1]

https://t.co/GzshR6B72V Case of the Week From 6/9/24

History: Abdominal pain. First two images from 2 months ago. Second two images from today.
What are the findings?
What is the differential?
How can you differentiate what the new pelvic finding is?
https://t.co/oll46nM70E

[Radsresident @bejit1]

When starting in radiology, you may feel like a fraud and a charlatan. And imposter syndrome is no joke. Here's how to get rid of it!

Take a look at today's blog: How To Overcome Imposter Syndrome As A Radiologist!

Here is the URL: https://t.co/Qvc1YzfBpP