Re-upping this study for any rads who want to avoid consigning patients to 10 yrs of zero yield MRI follow-up for pancreatic cysts: background (<1%) incidence of pancreatic malignancy in cysts <2 cm, no malignancy associated with a cyst, with 9 yrs of f/u link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Interventional Radiologists Achieve Equivalent Outcomes and Lower Costs for Totally Implantable Venous Access Device Placement Compared to Operating Room Placement Mike Devane OPEN ACCESS ow.ly/wCho50L9oF4

Must've missed this but two new RCTs on thrombectomy for basilar artery occlusions in NEJM #stroke nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NE… nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NE…

The Sound of IR SIR RFS Society of Interventional Radiology Subhash Gutti, MD Sunny Murthy, MD Deepak Iyer, MD Anna Hu, MD Hannah Clode GVATAKEN This is amazing. So happy to see this back. I remember listening to the early episodes when Benjamin Roush, MD used to bring some powerhouse VIRs and spread the wisdom. So happy to see this back to life.

The Sound of IR returns today with a tribute episode to Dr. Stanley Baum. With permission from his family, we hope this episode gives you a snippet into his legacy. Link: thesoundofir.castos.com/podcasts/28287… #podcast #meded #education #IRad #VIRad #VIR #radiology SIR RFS Society of Interventional Radiology

"We lost more than half the people I started with and about half of the people who were associates at the time of the sale...The people walking out the door are of the younger generation." dooz.us/3DeKjO8 Ben White, MD

Rich Duszak, MD Ben White, MD That is a MUST READ article for all Rads, but particularly for Rads in training. ACR YPS- We've Moved! Follow @RadiologyACR. ACR RFS - We've Moved! Follow @RadiologyACR.

Some pictures are worth 1000 words. This picture is with 1000000. Proud of Mwivano and the radiology department at Muhimbili National Hospital. Road2IR

Finished core yesterday and I finally feel like I can breathe & participate fully in life again. Congrats to all my fellow R3s throughout the country! I hope we all pass & never have to do that again! #CoreExam

As I pulled my resident aside after a tough day doing regional anesthesia, I asked the same first question I always ask when I have clinical competency concerns, “How are things at home?” Most of the time the answer is “fine.” This time the answer was “I have cancer.” 1/

When we assume that clinical struggles are caused by a lack of studying, effort, or discipline… … we are forgetting that the physicians we teach are humans. With real lives. Real concerns. And real problems. This is where the Doctrine of Charity proves helpful. 3/

The Doctrine of Charity asks us to assume virtuous intent. To assume the best of others. When someone says something, what is the best they could have meant (instead of assuming the worst)? When someone is failing to deliver is there something else going on? 4/

PASSED CORE. #Radres #IRad

Please do not check your temperature via your urethra. And if you do, don’t shove it so far that it goes into your bladder and you forget about it for 15 years.

Dear house of medicine, Happy (academic) new year. Here’s your annual paycut. This one will bring you to a total 23% decrease since that whole “pandemic” thing. Love, The US Government PS: We have shortage of healthcare workers and deep health access issues in this country.

Too many early career IRs are changing jobs their first years in practice. We hypothesize that we aren’t adapting our training paradigm to meet their needs. Help us understand by taking our two minute survey. redcap.link/IRTrainees APDR APDIR SIR RFS Society of Interventional Radiology

Welcome to Dartmouth!! Congrats to the class of 2024! We are so excited to have you all! #Match2024

Hi… My name is Jake Roush and I’m applying to family medicine in #match2025. I’m a dad, an osteopathic fellow, and a certified athletic trainer (yay sports!) My interests are in primary care sports medicine and full spectrum care! AAFP #fmmatch