
Ankush Jajodiaᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠ
@ankushjaj
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Abdo/Cancer Imaging @Imagingtoronto, https://t.co/iUHxLMrcKf @UofT, Deputy Lead Faculty Development @JDMI, Editorial Board @BioMedCentral, 🇮🇳President Gold🏅, Proud husband
Toronto, Ontario
Joined July 2009
“Avengers, time to work for a living!” Humbled at the opportunity to work on this wonderful journey ahead under Pro-mentorship. @radiology_rsna @RSNA @cookyscan1 @CasesCookyJar @RadioGraphics @RadG_Editor @HamHealthSci @HHS_staff @RadsMac
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Hi Everyone. A message from an Editor-in-Chief. The mission @acsJACS is “Exceptional Science for the practicing surgeon in the House of Surgery”. For those submitting articles to JACS, we’ve now put in place a structured format for those articles that are rejected. Headings
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Let’s take a look at a timelapse of how I create surgical illustration articles. Some suggest I could be more efficient by modifying a master template—but I always start from scratch, paying respect to the unique anatomy of every case.
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Opinion: As a heart surgeon, I chased excellence. It cost me my body and my mind /via @globeandmail
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What if you found what you were born to do, but lost your ability to do it?
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New @AJR_Radiology Accepted Manuscript: "Begin With the End in Mind: The Importance of Exit Strategies in Job Searches and Contract Negotiations in Radiology" By Drs @BenNorthrupMD & @KurtSchoppe @WashUMedMIR @RADNTX
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https://t.co/LZvBLk6JdM Interesting article for the mid career radiologist
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Academic radiologists are increasingly withdrawing discretionary effort—engaging only in their baseline duties—a phenomenon known as “quiet quitting.” In this Viewpoint, opinion synthesis with...
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🚨 AI won’t replace doctors… but it can prevent them from learning how to think. A critical article in @NEJM shows that if introduced too early in medical training, it weakens clinical reasoning. ✅ A good doctor will always need critical thinking. N Engl J Med 2025;393:786
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Emergency surgery in SB-NETs🚑🦓 Small series🇫🇷 with emergency surgery: ⬆️ post-op mortality to 22% vs 0% elective ⬆️ re-operation Same long-term survival😀 ⚠️Let's intervene early on SB-NET primaries to avoid clinical deterioration & emergency surgery https://t.co/D3pc3kDjSq
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Is CT causing 5% of all cancers? Not so fast. Our AJRCCM editorial challenges that claim—rooted in outdated data and antique LNT model. Let’s prioritize evidence over fear. https://t.co/EWoLRyEmDs
@atscommunity @accpchest @RSNA @UCSDHealth @UChicagoMed @UChicagoRADS @UCSDRadRes
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Superb article detailing how rads can & should leverage community engagement (CE) to address health disparities, including real-world examples of CE efforts led by powerhouse radiologist-scientists @farouk_dako @AnandKNarayan @EJFloresMD @RMilesMD 👏👏👏 https://t.co/p3x4gGyh0K
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Using a radiology-centric community engagement model, radiologists can address health disparities by engaging with communities and using established frameworks to develop tailored programs that imp...
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Take a look at a rare case of spontaneous ureteral dissection induced by weight lifting. #ImagesInRadiology
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When AI “commoditizes diagnosis” we have only set the table stakes for the real game: wise and skillful clinical decision-making and management. It’s only the current decrepit state of access to human expert diagnostics that makes this first step at all compelling. HT
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It is easier and flashier to evaluate LLMs on clean data like NEJM cases, but we can't start talking about "medical superintelligence" until we engage with the messy reality of actual real-world clinical data
Wow. Bullish on AI for clinical reasoning but nejm cases are not real world :) furthest thing from it highly curated, highly packaged none of my patients come with pithy blurbs distilling hours of conversations & chart reviews into pertinent positives and negatives
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Featured: The Landmark Series: Neoadjuvant Therapy for Locally Advanced #RectalCancer @zacbunjo @tarik_sammour
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Follow Our Peritoneal Malignancy Weekend! 🚨 From international consensus to surgical boundaries and the latest advances in cytoreductive surgery for peritoneal surface malignancies #2⃣ Peritonectomy procedures for peritoneal surface malignancies: PSOGI-ESGO-ISSPP Lyon consensus
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Colorectal polypectomy: ESGE Guideline 2024 - a must read for trainees and polyp enthusiasts! 🍄🔦 1️⃣ Algorithm for polyp management 2️⃣ Paris classification (polyp morphology) 3️⃣ JNET classification (optical diagnosis) 4️⃣ Sydney classification (deep mural injury) 📸:
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The NCCN has included adjuvant atezolizumab (for 1 year) in the treatment of stage pT2c–III dMMR colon cancer. Given the positive trial results, its inclusion is certainly appropriate. However, the guideline adopts a somewhat conservative stance regarding neoadjuvant ICI use,
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🚨 #Lungcancer survival has more than doubled. New real-world data from France shows 3-year survival for lung adenocarcinoma rose from 16.3% (2000) to 38.6% (2020) driven by earlier diagnosis & targeted treatment. This is what progress looks like. But it must reach everyone who
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Urgent Need for Standards and Safeguards for Health-Related Generative Artificial Intelligence https://t.co/rnI1xp8ksa
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This is wild! Engineering E. coli bacteria to turn plastic waste into paracetamol (Tylenol) @NatureChemistry
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Multivisceral transplant is tricky. Donor OR doesn’t need porta dissection but needs accurate dissection from retroperitoneum. Knowledge from HPB, Colorectal, trauma surgery is needed. The Treiz / Toldt fusion fascia is one of the most important points to handle operation.
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