Saw this and laughed If you get it then you are old. But also really really really cool 😎 😀

Few weeks ago I showed an acute MI on CT during lecture. Said they would probably not see this again depending on where they go Well you know how that goes, shortly after this pops up!!🫠 STEMI ➡️ Low attenuation (lack of perfusion) of the inferolateral LV wall and papillary mm

Perfectly timed

This is a blakemore tube. A sengstaken-blakemore tube. It’s used to tamponade UGI hemorrhage due to varices in emergency situations. Notice the large air bubble that’s been insufflated to tamponade those bleeders

CARDIAC PHOTON COUNTING CT Coronary stent imaging is the most difficult task for CT stents are small, metallic and moving with the heart. Ex.: 768x768 matrix - proximal RCA coronary stent (n. 2 stent overlapping) with 0.2mm/0.1mm. Kernel Bv72. Maximum QIR level 4.

Medical school applicants in 2023 have to attest that their essays have not been written by AI.

Cine CT image in a 37-year-old man with complete annular pancreas. Markus Obmann, MD UniSpitalBaselCH bit.ly/3pf4iJ6

"I could never do radiology, I can't imagine myself sitting and staring at a screen the whole day" Tom, internist, typing up his 47th Epic note of the day

Medical imaging vacancy rates haven’t been this high in at least 20 years, according to the ASRT #radiology ow.ly/y5r150OlAni

Dilated Aortic Root: ctisus.com/teachingfiles/…

A systematic approach to cardiac pouchings and outpouchings can help radiologists maximize diagnostic accuracy and guide patient management or further workup. bit.ly/42HCBY3 UCLA Radiology Radiology of USC