Abdominal radiologist at Duke University, Fellowship Director for Abdominal Imaging. Interested in body IR, thyroid (gasp), and AI. former water enthusiast.
A new one: I walk into my imaging center and there is a radiologist from a different practice sitting at my desk trying to figure out how to log in. A funny consequence of having competing imaging centers right near each other.
@SocietyAbdRad @mpcaserta @sar_pdar To clarify, we have two upcoming events. Our quarterly pdar meeting this week (PDs and APDs) and the 11-15 PDAR lecture (any and all who are interested in good body content!!). Hope to see many of you at both!!
Uh @espn, not sure how you all count a decade but in my book we’re still within 2012 and 2014. I see Giants dominance and a half a title for the team in blue. Not denying they are good now but a decade of dominance seems a tad agro, no?
At one point we had an MS1, MS2, and MS3 and an R1, R2, and R3 in multiple rooms. Always more to learn and never too early to start! #radres#futureradres
More 📸 from the awesome body IR teaching day @DukeRadiology with @DukeMedSchool@DukeHealth. Loving med students and residents all enthusiastic about biopsies and drains.
Just set a personal record for dismissing benign incidentals from more follow up with "definitively benign, no further follow up or characterization is required" on an MR for follow up:
1. Liver cysts
2. Renal cysts
3. Subcentimeter pancreatic cysts
4. Vertebral body hemangioma