Looking for some advanced or unusual cases? Check out the collection highlighting the great work being done at Tenwek (Kenya) and Diospi (Peru) hospitals! Case collection: bit.ly/2Hr1L66 Radiopaedia.org case link: bit.ly/2P84GVY #FOAMrad #FOAMed #radiology

"As I've learned more, the simpler I've gotten in my teaching style." "By making it more basic, people like it more, because it's something you can keep, it's something you can use." interview with Dr sanjeevbhalla - master from Mallinckrodt buzzsprout.com/271404/1350169 17:23 on

Swing by learnabdominal.com or the interactive exhibit at #RSNA2019 to learn about creating your own educational website using Google sites, Radiopaedia.org and Pacsbin.com. #RSNA2019 #FOAMed #FOAMrad #radiology Tabby A. Kennedy, MD Jason Stephenson @UW_Radiology_Ed UW Radiology

#RSNA19 #radres Check out our exhibit on BRACHIAL PLEXUS imaging in the MSK section of the Learning Center. I'll be there for CME discussion at 12:45p today

Sometimes hard for #radres to get a sense of the range of radiology reporting styles out there. Consider how you'd like reading your reports as a busy clinician. Great points!

Know of any institutions out there that currently don't screen GFR prior to gadolinium? Francis Deng, MD Radiology @MP_Hartung

Nice reminder that the body's appearance passively lying on a CT/MR table doesnt necessarily reflect daily living #radres

we all need heros #tribute

Unusual perivascular cysts are hugely important DO-NOT-TOUCH lesions that everyone should be aware of. I should have named these unusual little suckers Cysts of Gaillard but you know A) I didn’t describe them first abs B) my surname is kinda crap :(

Given that ggo is so uniquitous, when do you recommendi including COVID in you radiology report? #strcovid

Batch of #covid19 cases from the past few days. These are just a few with the most “classic” appearance and some with fibrosis/ARDS. Get used to this look. Thread of several cases. 1/7 #radres #radiology

"A normal chest CT does not mean a person does not have COVID-19 infection - and an abnormal CT is not specific for diagnosis. A normal CT should not dissuade a patient from being quarantined when otherwise medically appropriate"

Great post by @DrLukeOR outlining the trouble with taking #COVIDー19 literature at face value. it's good to be sceptical, bearing in mind we can still learn from flawed studies #radres lukeoakdenrayner.wordpress.com/2020/03/23/ct-…

🤫 Not officially announced yet, but there’s a new free featured video page on Radiopaedia.org and my orbital pathology talk is the first to appear! I hope you enjoy it. #foamed #foamrad radiopaedia.org/courses/featur…

fantastic multiplanar review of IASLC mediastinal lymph node stations #radres #FOAMrad youtu.be/U3fuzXxXIY0

Media learners, here's a video/page on our RSNA/ACR/STR statement on Reporting COVID-19 chest CT findings. Special thanks to Andrew Dixon for the great editing support and @irbeckkona for the idea. RSNA Society of Thoracic Radiology American College of Radiology Radiopaedia.org #COVID radiopaedia.org/courses/report…

Sitting at my local hip bar, I overheard some young hipsters pontificate about the challenges of differentiating carpal bones on a lateral wrist x-ray, I told them 'don't worry, I know just the trick!' Then I ran all the way home to make this case. radiopaedia.org/cases/lateral-…

Chief Resident Pavan Attaluri in the chest reading room dictating to a blank screen. Just another day in the life of an MIR #RadRes. #MIReducation

What a loss for the Country. RBG was and is an inspiration to so many. The legacy she leaves is one to be admired, no matter who you are.

"How to create a great radiology report" is finally on RadioGraphics! bit.ly/3cNoyHy International collaboration with Radiopaedia.org's Frank Gaillard and Ian Bickle, and UW Radiology's @JeffreyKanneMD Need access? DM I have 50 author copies! #radres #radiology