(Thread) In the first What If? book, I answered a question about cooking a steak by dropping it from space. At one point, I commented—jokingly!—that if anyone put a steak in a hypersonic wind tunnel to gather better data, I’d love to see the video. Well, I have good news.

Did you know that every single one of these 50k+ cases and 16k+ articles on @Radiopaedia, and every single edit to them, is peer-reviewed by the editorial board? It's the largest peer-reviewed radiology resource on the planet, and completely free-to-access. How great is that?

A history of the @wallabies jersey as put together by Michael Fahey. Brilliant.

We have @Wikipedia for general knowledge and @Radiopaedia for Radiology, and it rocks ! Are you aware of a free and up to date encyclopedia for Medicine in general ?

If you use @Radiopaedia, find it useful, and want to see it thrive as an open access resource regardless of personal or institutional or national wealth, please consider becoming a supporter. https://t.co/0KqgY7p6S8

The magnets in MRI machines are way stronger than most people think.

It’s December. Become a @Radiopaedia supporter. We only ask once a year, and you use it all year round. 😍

Happy December! My wife snapped a picture of me working in my office on a Friday night.

Two fantastic medical students @_Hislop & @TsionAssaye uploading cases to @Radiopaedia.

A 17 yo F refers for wrists pain with a long history of #corticosteroid therapy for proteinuria and #pamidronate therapy because of secondary osteomalacia. This case demonstrates a typical zebra stripe #sign usually seen due to cyclical bisphosphonate therapy, e.g. pamidronate.

Thanks @standatlantic for spending 3,940 minutes with me in 2022. I couldn’t stop listening to Coffee at Midnight. #SpotifyWrapped

I’m totally biased but this is awesome value! Plus you’ll be helping to support free course access in 125 low and middle income countries. In fact, already tens of thousands of people have completed Radiopaedia courses for free thanks to this support 🌍🌎🌏

SHE'S LIVE. Elbow MRI anatomy 🦴💪 #radres #FOAMed #FOAMrad

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You can't be a great radiologist without fully understanding normal images and normal anatomical variants. There is a tiny epiphyseal spur, a normal variant that shouldn't call a fracture! Paediatric X-rays are usually full of normal variants. Case courtesy @dr_jbj #radiopaedia

Check out this normal lateral internal carotid angiogram w/ venous phase. If you’d like to learn how to read head CTs, check out our free online interactive comic: https://t.co/wPeVKtgGBe

An amazing registration on the weekend, for a brilliant virtual conference…. Paediatrics Vital. Thank you to all our speakers for their excellent talks, our partners and all of you who attended for helping make the charity the most recognised globally for outreach radiology.

Ankle radiographs, there is always one more thing! Taken from my @Radiopaedia foot and ankle pathway which is free in 125 low or middle-Income countries/territories! 🔗 https://t.co/jwTuIZ2lci

This is a nostalgic thread… my job as a med student was in mobile phone sales, I sold quite a few of these bad boys