The problem with generalized statements like this is that they overlook individual differences in skills, discipline, tenacity and prioritisation. While it is admittedly challenging, it’s not that uncommon. Success depends on many personal factors!

Happy to have contributed to this!

A great course for anyone who wants to learn about spinal interventions. Take a look at this thread 🧵

This promises to be a great session! I am also presenting a case in David McKean’s talk on Basivertebral nerve ablation. Tune in tomorrow at 7 PM CET/6 PM GMT/11:30 PM IST!

Beautifully expressed! Your thoughts on the impact of role models really struck a chord with me. Good mentorship, whether giving or receiving, is incredibly rewarding, and I feel fortunate to have experienced both.

This is correct. Referring team usually has provisional dx/plan. Specific clinical question in the request makes it easier for us to create useful reports. Looking for supportive evidence/complications? Are we helping troubleshoot? Plan for guided drainage/other procedure?

Check out the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker today is Prof Laura Fayad, Chief of MSK Radiology, Johns Hopkins Medicine.   Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 348 628 843 491 Passcode: L9Z7Vi2o

I am honored to receive the 2024 RadioGraphics Editor’s Recognition Award for Reviewing with Special Distinction. Peer review is the backbone of academic publishing, ensuring that high-quality, impactful research reaches and educates our radiology community, and I’m grateful to

Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker is Mohsin AM Hussein Dr Mohsin Hussein, Consultant Radiologist, University Hospitals Of Leicester NHS Trust Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 328 261 676 510 Passcode: Ps7G8nX2

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Join me today for the @themrionline Noon Conference! 🗓️ March 20th 🕛 12 PM ET | 4 PM GMT | 8 PM Gulf Time | 9:30 PM IST 💥 Topic: CT of Pelvic Ring Injuries—Let’s break it down (not literally!) Registration link: bit.ly/40A14AF See you there!

Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series! The speaker is Dr Giacomo Aringhieri from the University of Pisa. Date and time: 31.03.2025, 1:00 PM GMT Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 310 563 846 427 Passcode: P8HL2yQ7

Voting is open for the BSSR Secretary 2025-2027! We have two excellent candidates, Dr Emma Gerety and Dr Yaron Berkowitz (Yaron Berkowitz) Please log into the BSSR Members forum to read their statements and vote: forum.bssr.org.uk/t/bssr-secreta… Voting closes Wednesday 30th April!

💯 agreement. PG training forces a thesis on everyone, wasting time and energy. That is not research. Besides, not all doctors need to OR want to publish papers. Let them pick projects that matter—to them or the system. Teach them to interpret evidence, not chase publications!

Excited to be speaking at the annual meeting of ARRS - #ARRS2025 in San Diego! Date: April 29 (Tuesday) Time: 7:30 AM Session: CC25ER08- Imaging in the Emergency Department Topic: Fractures in the Elderly: Imaging Patterns and Approach Venue: Grand Ballroom 8–9,

Just got my copy of the ARRS Emergency Department Categorical Course Book - guess who’s the first author of a chapter on fractures in the elderly? 😁 Really happy this one’s out! Can’t thank Sameer Raniga enough for his guidance — and my co-authors for their stellar work!

Check out next talk in the Oxford MSK Radiology Insights Lecture Series on Imaging of Prosthetic Joint Infections from Meghan Jardon Zikaras who is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Link: lnkd.in/eXSZap94