I bought a 6th gen ipad for 27k on sale during first year of residency and it worked perfectly until I upgraded to the M1 Pro version 4 years later because I had different needs then (not because it slowed down). I gave it away but it continues to work reasonably well till now

Why the fuss over this post? An iPad is not mandatory. It just makes life easier. If you can get one, great. If not, wait. I wanted one in MBBS and only bought it in residency 🤷‍♂️ If social media makes you sad about everything you cannot buy just yet, life will be hard.

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This is solid 💯 advice. He isn’t telling you to use or avoid a particular source of knowledge (Text books, lectures, Videos or Apps), rather he is telling you about a useful tool and a proven method of learning - Spaced Repetition. Big fan of Anki

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Accidentally said “dark” instead of Hypoechoic - brb starting radiology training again

As I finish my fellowship here, I realise more and more that getting front row seats to this kind of cutting-edge, patient-focused work is an absolute privilege! Learning MSK IR from the team here has been 🔥

Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series on Imaging of Prosthetic Joint Infections from Meghan Jardon Zikaras who is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Link: https://t.co/nutCDcgqe4

Just got my copy of the @ARRS_Radiology Emergency Department Categorical Course Book - guess who’s the first author of a chapter on fractures in the elderly? 😁 Really happy this one’s out! Can’t thank @samrad77 enough for his guidance — and my co-authors for their stellar work!

Excited to be speaking at the annual meeting of @ARRS_Radiology - #ARRS2025 in San Diego! Date: April 29 (Tuesday) Time: 7:30 AM Session: CC25ER08- Imaging in the Emergency Department Topic: Fractures in the Elderly: Imaging Patterns and Approach Venue: Grand Ballroom 8–9,

💯 agreement. PG training forces a thesis on everyone, wasting time and energy. That is not research. Besides, not all doctors need to OR want to publish papers. Let them pick projects that matter—to them or the system. Teach them to interpret evidence, not chase publications!

There are no published studies directly linking CT scans (even multiple CT scans) to cancer. Medical imaging exams are a primary factor in declining cancer death rates, and are directly linked to decreased hospital mortality ratesand greater life expectancy.” 3/3

For context, here’s an excerpt from ACR’s statement on this JAMA paper. “The theoretical radiation risk proposed by Smith-Bindman, et al, is consistent with prior statistical modeling studies that are not based on actual patient outcomes.  2/3

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Disappointing sensationalist headline from Times of India. There is not a single study in decades of CT use that directly links CT scans to cancer. @ASK_MSK @RadiologyVibes @samrad77 @Dr_AkshayBaheti 1/2

Voting is open for the BSSR Secretary 2025-2027! We have two excellent candidates, Dr Emma Gerety and Dr Yaron Berkowitz (@YJBerky) Please log into the BSSR Members forum to read their statements and vote: https://t.co/gSoHo6KbSY Voting closes Wednesday 30th April!

Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker is Dr Giacomo Aringhieri from the University of Pisa. Date and time: 31.03.2025, 1:00 PM GMT Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 310 563 846 427 Passcode: P8HL2yQ7

Join me today for the @themrionline Noon Conference! 🗓️ March 20th 🕛 12 PM ET | 4 PM GMT | 8 PM Gulf Time | 9:30 PM IST 💥 Topic: CT of Pelvic Ring Injuries—Let’s break it down (not literally!) Registration link: https://t.co/gVlP77jWSz See you there!

The tensile gallbladder fundus sign is a CT finding that suggests severe distension, often seen in acute cholecystitis. Definition: 1.Gallbladder fundus extending beyond the liver capsule, losing its usual intrahepatic position. 2.Mass effect on the anterior abdominal wall, with

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Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker is @tooslyk Dr Mohsin Hussein, Consultant Radiologist, University Hospitals Of Leicester NHS Trust Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 328 261 676 510 Passcode: Ps7G8nX2

I am honored to receive the 2024 RadioGraphics Editor’s Recognition Award for Reviewing with Special Distinction. Peer review is the backbone of academic publishing, ensuring that high-quality, impactful research reaches and educates our radiology community, and I’m grateful to

Check out the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker today is Prof @LauraMFayad, Chief of MSK Radiology, Johns Hopkins Medicine.   Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 348 628 843 491 Passcode: L9Z7Vi2o