Abhineet Dey, MD

'The world is a "Isn’t it a bit unnerving that doctors call what they do 'practice'?" – George Carlin

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

Bosniak classification system is a clinical framework used by radiologists and urologists to categorize cystic renal (kidney) masses based on their imaging characteristics.
https://t.co/nUvst7k9mR
#BosniakClassification

Reference: @ambossmed

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

CAD-RADS (Coronary Artery Disease - Reporting and Data System) is a standardized reporting system developed by the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT) for Coronary CT Angiography (CCTA).
https://t.co/ltSAFEcK68
#CADRADS

Source: https://t.co/dioyHbbhxn

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting and Data System (O-RADS) is a standardized risk stratification and management system developed by ACR for assessing ovarian and adnexal lesions on ultrasound and MRI.
https://t.co/0MmzJ6ISqR
#ORADS

Source: @RadiologyACR

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System) is a standardized reporting framework developed by ACR to ensure consistent terminology, assessment structure, and management recommendations in breast imaging.

https://t.co/PujSoQyuUz
#BIRADS

Source: @RadiologyACR

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

LI-RADS is a standardized system developed by the American College of Radiology for interpreting and reporting imaging findings in patients at high risk for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
https://t.co/qF3azkl9fs
#LIRADS

Reference:
@LiverFellow
https://t.co/mw5I6SfcH8

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

TI-RADS is a standardized risk stratification system developed to categorize thyroid nodules based on their ultrasound characteristics and predict the likelihood of malignancy.
https://t.co/38cACH3FU3
#TIRADS

Reference: https://t.co/n2YxpBZafk

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

PI-RADS is a structured reporting system developed by the ACR, ESUR, and AdMeTech for standardizing multiparametric MRI of the prostate.
https://t.co/OtigeRKHmu
#PIRADS

Reference: https://t.co/jzDMWRCwA5

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@himantabiswa Proud to have been a part of the mission. Hope the state achieves even greater heights in the future!

[Himanta Biswa Sarma @himantabiswa]

There are some moments in public life which touch you very deeply. Today is one such moment for me.

Assam’s Maternal Mortality Rate has come down to 84. For the first time in our history, Assam is now below the national average of 88.

When I took over the Health Department in 2006, our MMR was 480. At that time, this journey looked almost impossible. But thousands of doctors, nurses, ASHA workers, health officials and frontline workers across Assam kept working silently, tirelessly and with compassion year after year.

This achievement belongs to them.

Behind this number are countless mothers who returned safely home to their families. Behind this success are years of sacrifice, sleepless nights and an unwavering commitment to save lives.

Assam has achieved something truly historic today. What once seemed impossible has become reality through collective effort and the blessings of the people of Assam.

I bow with gratitude to every health worker who made this possible.
@nhm_assam @JPNadda

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

- A guy who was World's top Mathematician
- authored over 70 mathematics textbook
- known as Pillar of Education of India
- provide free education to poor students

Got only 15k votes in Bihar election 😭

And you still think India will become like China by 2047.

[Ash Paul @pash22]

The Paradox of Knowledge: Why Medical Students Know More But Understand Less
https://t.co/mwWJmNfhyB

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@drpraveenpsy Agreed. Juniors, always make notes alongside whatever you do when it comes to studies:
https://t.co/zAZi4GBHbj

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

Assam should now stop looking for a scapegoat to save face on his behalf. He doesn’t need that. He was most responsible for the circumstances leading to his death. It’s time we forget how he died and remember how he lived.
#ZubeenGarg

[Scroll.in @scroll_in]

On Wednesday, an official of the #Singapore Police Coast Guard said that witnesses had noted that #ZubeenGarg did not have any suicidal tendencies and was not subjected to duress or coercion before his death, The Straits Times reported.

Read more: https://t.co/qadCGHOML2

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@RoshanKrRaii This legend was the health minister during COVID as well 🙏🏽

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

everybody has lounge access

[Nirupama Menon Rao 🇮🇳 @NMenonRao]

Her foreign opponents fixated on #SheikhHasina through a narrow lens: elections that didn’t meet Western democratic aesthetics, long incumbency, centralised power, human rights reports. All real issues, but treated in isolation, stripped of context. Bangladesh was judged as if it were Denmark with a turnout problem, not a fragile, densely packed state with a violent Islamist history and a traumatised political culture.

In doing so, three hard realities were ignored.

First, Hasina was a stabiliser, not a revolutionary hero, but a state-builder in a hostile environment. She kept Jamaat and its offshoots contained, maintained civil-military balance, protected minorities better than any realistic alternative, and kept Bangladesh economically and geopolitically predictable. Her western opponents knew this. They just chose to downplay it.

Second, they overestimated the “democratic opposition”. There was no credible, unified, liberal alternative waiting in the wings. Removing pressure from Hasina didn’t empower democrats. It empowered street power, radicals, and actors who thrive precisely when institutions weaken.

Third, there was the old habit of believing that toppling or delegitimising a strong incumbent automatically opens space for pluralism. History says the opposite. In divided societies, power vacuums don’t fill with moderates. They fill with the loudest, angriest, and most organised forces. Often religious, often violent.

These were destructive missteps. Not because Hasina was flawless, but because state collapse is always worse than imperfect order. Chasing democratic optics ended up accelerating a counterrevolution that hollowed out politics, normalised persecution, and destabilised an entire country.

This wasn’t values-driven paternalism . It was context-blind activism masquerading as strategy. And Bangladesh will pay for it long after the policy memos have been forgotten.

#Bangladesh
#CounterRevolution
#RuleOfLaw
#PoliticalViolence
#IslamistExtremism
#MinorityRights

[Simon Maechling @simonmaechling]

The collapse of trust in science is going to go down in history as one of the most sad, bizarre, and destructive social contagions of modern times.

We cured diseases, fed billions, and powered nations - and people ran toward conspiracies instead.

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@BrutIndia when will the media question the government on this embarrassing fiasco? Why are all government portals and apps so clunky and horrible?
#sancharsaathi

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@news24tvchannel this is what happens when you start to enjoy monopolies
#BJPGovernment
#IndiGoCrisis

[Abhineet Dey, MD @deboo117]

@SirKazamJeevi Media has asked #IndiGo the right questions. Now it must ask the same of the Civil Aviation Minister.

This isn’t about caving in to demands, but about why the government did nothing even after knowing the biggest player wasn’t cooperating for two whole years