This week on the podcast Andrew reads our Renal Cell Carcinoma article to matt_m0rgan who adds his expert insights to help level-up your understanding! 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast #foamrad We’d love your feedback about this format. What works, what doesn’t. Let us know 😊

Great to re-release in podcast form this conference chat I recorded more than a year ago with Chris Nicholas and Heather Moriarty. So many great tips for image-guided biopsies! 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast #irad #radres #foamrad

Have radiology reporting and data systems (RADS) been getting you down? Here’s a new validated data system to help classify other data systems. It’s Rad-RADS 1.0 and it’s super simple☝️🧵

1/Time is brain! But what time is it? If you don’t know the time of stroke onset, are you able to deduce it from imaging? Here’s a #tweetorial to help you date a #stroke on MR! #medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurology #neurorad #radres #radtwitter #radiology #FOAMed #FOAMrad

This week on the podcast Frank chats with neurointerventional radiologist Nathan Manning (Dr. Nathan Manning) about how stroke management has evolved over the decades and the expanding role of endovascular clot retrieval. 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast #foamed #neurorad #neuroIR #radres

Newborn with swollen left scrotum US of testicles show an anechoic fluid collection around the left testicle. There is normal flow to both testicles #FOAMed #FOAMPed #FOAMRad #PedsRad #RadEd #RadRes #PedUro #EmergencyMedicine #FOAMem #EMRad #FOAMus #USRad #Ultrasound

This week on the podcast Naveen Sharma (aka theRadiologist) talks about how to avoid distractions and burnout in radiology. Meanwhile, present Frank berates past Frank on behalf of future Frank. 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast #foamed #foamrad #radres

Ever wonder what goes on behind the curtain? Want to discuss my tweetorials instead of just read them? Then listen to this week's Radiopaedia.org podcast--where it's no holds barred as Andrew Dixon goes beyond the tweets to all the things 280 characters can't capture

Coming up next hour! Join John Adu for a paediatric chest imaging lecture as part of the #Radiopaedia2023 free Friday Livestreams. #foamrad youtube.com/radiologychann…

35 yr F Knee pain Diagnosis - ? #radres #mskrad #radtwitter #mskmri

What is the most likely diagnosis? 🧠 More images in 🧵 #neurosurgery #ent #neurology #radres ASHNR #futureradres

The podcast this week is brought to you by the Letter P and the number 2! Vikas is joined by @dredgodfrey and Joe Mullineux to chat about the P-ancreas and the P-rostate. 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast #abdorad

We’re delighted to announce that all 90 radiology educational rPosters from #Radiopaedia2023 have now been published with free open access! There’s so much great learning in these and we hope you enjoy browsing through them all 🏄 radiopaedia.org/courses/rposter #FOAMed #FOAMrad

This week on The Radiopaedia Reading Room Podcast Frank Gaillard discusses pituitary MRI with neurosurgeon and endoscopic pituitary surgery expert James King. #neurorad #foamrad 🎧 radiopaedia.org/podcast

I mentored future radiologist Dr Niharika Praveen to publish this case on @radiopaedia ❓ Can you work out what background disease this person has? ❓ Which complications have arisen? Full answer over weekend with link to case (w/ stacks & annotations)

Sickle cell disease: ✅ avascular necrosis of femoral heads ✅ infarcts of femoral necks ✅ irregular sclerosis of vertebral bodies ✅ chronic kidney disease, renal transplant (clips LIF) ✅ calcific sclerosis of arterial vessels, assoc with CKD radiopaedia.org/cases/156865

If you need some inspiration for your rPoster abstract, check out all of the 2023 accepted posters at Radiopaedia.org/courses/rPoster The submission deadline is this Thursday, so think of an idea, find some cases on the website, and get your abstract in! #Radiopaedia2024

Scroll through the images in this quiz case on Radiopaedia.org: radiopaedia.org/cases/d7151fa3… How many hernias can you see? I'll share the answer over the weekend! #FOAMrad

The full case with annotations and explanatory notes is available on Radiopaedia.org at radiopaedia.org/cases/182637, courtesy of Safi Bajwa from Loyola University Chicago Medical Centre. The 🧵 below outlines the main findings. There are 4 hernia to see.

Join myself and Sal Ayesa for the next Radiopaedia.org Free Friday Livestream, 48 hours from now (1100 UTC on Friday 10th May). This stream is my talk on my top ten pitfalls in abdominal CT. See you there! youtube.com/radiologychann…