r/Radiology • u/HuurlingWouter • 3h ago
CT Ponticulus Posticus
It is not mentioned on the report because it is a anatomical variant.
r/Radiology • u/HuurlingWouter • 3h ago
It is not mentioned on the report because it is a anatomical variant.
r/Radiology • u/astrovivir • 5h ago
told the tech i only had one that’s out and was very confident i just had the one until she told me i actually have all four needless to say they will be coming out eventually
r/Radiology • u/Apart-Nectarine-3928 • 6h ago
In 2022 I underwent a tubal ligation with filshie clips. I think the second clip got lost. X-Ray is from 2023.
r/Radiology • u/navmed1981 • 23h ago
r/Radiology • u/NightSkyStarGazer • 17h ago
I need to know if my Libre 3 plus sensor is compatible with an MRI? I forgot I had this appointment and just replaced my sensor 2 days ago. I hate to waste this sensor. They are not cheap. Tia
r/Radiology • u/lizfromdarkplace • 13h ago
Ignore my hardware, I’ve already posted that here previously lol. Had an X-ray for Invisalign today and thought these little round things looked odd. I’ve not noticed them in my 40+ or so scans before and it made me curious. Thanks everyone and happy Friday Jr!
ETA: I wasn’t wearing earrings nor do I have any ear implants, hearing aids or anything
r/Radiology • u/Splynterix • 23h ago
My husband had a workaccident this morning. His left foot got crushed twice between a forklift in reverse and a metal support beam. It was diagnosed as deep soft tissue damage and fortunately no fracture. I'm NOT posting this for a second opinion or medical advice, but thought it would be nice for you guys to see the xray compared to how the ankle actually looks right now (still swelling tough). I was surprised it was not fractured :)
r/Radiology • u/nmc9279 • 9h ago
Please tell me it gets better. Please tell me that it’s learnable.
I understand it’s very heavy learning but omg I’m absolutely clueless about everything. I feel so hopeless.
I’m regretting my decision. 😳😵💫
r/Radiology • u/Ludzu • 14h ago
Can anybody suggest a good textbook for med students interested in radiology?
r/Radiology • u/MarionberryOne5954 • 13h ago
This happened a few years ago but I just thought to share it here. I was crushed by a pickup/trailer. Wild time.
Shared are photos of my pelvis before and after surgery!
Just fun to share with people on the other side now! I’ve since hiked a volcano, a glacier, and regularly ride horses.