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Review of Perilymphatic Disease: Pulmonary lymphatics & the “lymphatic pattern” on imaging. [1/5] …from Dr. Jeffrey Galvin’s talk at #STR2021 & condensed by @MikeHarowiczMD. #radres #Radtwitter #MedTwitter #FOAMrad #FOAMmed

This right shoulder is severely abnormal, but why? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/chest-…

Trolard Circle vs Willis Circle #radiologicalillustration ✍️ pixel by pixel handmade!

Chest X-ray findings of PE by Robert Mariasi

“The medicine team is here to see you” x.com/Xudong1966/sta…

Hot off the press 📣📣📣 "ACR Lung-RADS v2022: Assessment Categories and Management Recommendations." Many people worked together to make this joint publication update possible 🖊 Jared Christensen MD, MBA, Ashley Prosper, MD, Carol Wu, Jonathan Chung, MD, Elizabeth Lee, MD University of Michigan Medical School,

10 tips for radiology residents to get the most out of residency I have made my fair share of mistakes during residency. I was lucky to have wise mentors, people who taught us by example. Tips to help you make the most out of your residency: 1. Be the person who picks out the

20 Most Powerful Paradoxes of Life by Sahilbloom: 1-2.

Tumor Marker #MedEd #MedTwitter #medx #cancer #biomarker

Do you know your facial skeletal anatomy well enough to report trauma CT in a surgically relevant and precise manner? #Radres check out our chapter written with Mauro Hanaoka, MD, DABR, CIIP Suyash link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

AR in the neurosurgery OR. See a bright future or just a novelty?

Abdominal X-ray Signs by Robert Mariasi

Happy to share that I've been awarded an R01 from NINDS !! We will be developing multidimensional connectome based models and quantitative pain assessments in individuals with SCI and neuropathic pain. Jefferson Neurosurgery Jefferson Research

Members of the Fleischner Society have compiled and just released an updated Glossary of Terms for Thoracic Imaging that replaces previous glossaries published in 1984, 1996, and 2008. pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Afraid to stick your neck out when it comes to naming cervical spine ligaments? Know the anterior longitudinal ligament (ALL) & that’s ALL? Is the nuchal ligament a NEW CALL for you? How many ligaments do YOU know? Here’s are the ligaments to know & how you can remember them

NORMAL SHOULDER MEASUREMENTS on AP view: ●GHJ space <6 mm. ●ACJ should be no greater than 7 mm. ●Coracoclavicular distance no greater than 13 mm ●AHD (Acromiohumeral distance) <7 mm is highly suggestive of a large rotator cuff tear.

Have you been cutting corners when it comes to coronal anatomy? Do you just say a lesion is in the inferior frontal region & hope no one asks for details? Turn the corner when it come to coronal anatomy! Here’s an easy way to remember this frontal anatomy you NEED to know!

Hey #futureradres -- American College of Radiology has put together a list of free resources to help you study radiology + anatomy: bit.ly/3y2yjAz Help us spread the word! Developed by and for medical students. TheRadRoom #Medstudents #MedTwitter