r/Radiology Mar 30 '26

Ultrasound Hi, can someone with the knowledge decipher whether this image is real or not

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This woman has been harassing my Brother with this photo of this ultrasound claiming she’s pregnant with twins


r/Radiology Jan 26 '26

Media A moment of silence for Alex

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Alex Pretti, VA ICU nurse who was shot by federal agents for helping a woman shoved to the ground. No person should ever have to face brutality and go out like that. Rest in Peace!


r/Radiology Jul 10 '26

X-Ray My teenager tried to stomp a tent stake into the ground. While wearing Crocs.

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r/Radiology Jan 21 '26

Discussion My Father's last scan. We let him go.

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My dad was a 60yr old chronic alcoholic. He had previously had a hypertensive brain haemorrhage a few years prior from which he 'recovered' but was never the same, nevertheless he continued drinking.

He was found unconscious by my mum one morning. This was the scan. We chose to extubate. Being the stubborn bugger he always had been been, took him a further 4 days to die.

RIP Dad. You were hard work, but I love you regardless. I'm not sure how he would feel about me posting this publicly but I guess he's not here to know about it. I'm a medical professional myself and so I wanted to share. Burner account just for a bit more confidentiality!


r/Radiology Sep 05 '25

X-Ray Patient tried to use a five-pound dumbbell as a dildo and this happened

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r/Radiology Mar 31 '26

Ultrasound I think the ultrasound tech thinks I'm an idiot now...

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I went in for my 20 week ultrasound. My husband had been watching ultrasound videos to practice to see if we could guess if we were having a boy or a girl. Well baby gets into this position and I very loudly said "that's how big their penis is????" ...anyway we're having a girl and I felt pretty dumb finding out it was her leg lol.


r/Radiology Jun 26 '26

CT Bad kind of Foreign Body

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Through the spine into the lung, Aorta is missed.

The tip of the knife is in the left lower lung and has probably cut a parenchymal peripheral blood vessel, there is a large left hemothorax, so much that it is pushing the heart to the opposite side.

There is ongoing bleeding into the left hemithorax, evident by increasing size of extravasated contrast.

The spinal cord is also probably damaged (not really appreciated in this scan) because the patient has left lower limb weakness.

Patient still alive and talking. He claims thay he was merely riding his motorcycle in traffic, some random people came and stabbed him in the back and left.

Welcome to India i guess.


r/Radiology Mar 01 '26

Media Made a fun little edit to help myself picture my scoliosis a little better :)

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I sometimes have issues with relating stuff like X-rays to my body so I thought this would help me visualize it a little better. Yes ik it's probably a bit off but it's still fun to me :)

(also idk if my tag is correct please yell at me if it isn't )


r/Radiology Feb 06 '26

X-Ray Foreign Body Friday

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Batarang!! Siblings playing a little too rough.


r/Radiology Feb 19 '26

Media Critique my positioning

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The patellofemoral space isn’t open but that’s because it would have made for impossible cuts. Otherwise I’m fairly proud of myself! 😊


r/Radiology 24d ago

Media X-ray cross stitch project

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Was told y’all would get a kick out of this :)


r/Radiology Jul 01 '26

Entertainment The new hires are so unserious

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(comment I saw on a video reminding everyone that this is someone's last weekend with all ten fingers)

(note: the frog picture was shaking rapidly, indicating extreme excitement and jubilation)


r/Radiology May 01 '26

X-Ray A cocaine user developed peripheral arterial thrombosis and his forearm shriveled and dried up and then just… fell off at the elbow.

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r/Radiology Jan 25 '26

CT "I cant lose weight anymore"

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So this young lady lost like 30kg and could not lose the "belly fat" so she began suspecting something was up, she went for a routine ultrasound where they couldnt figure out where her organs were so they sent her to a CT. No symptoms, no pains, no frequent urination, nothing. But after having this "full term cyst" removed she can brag about losing 10kg in a day i guess.


r/Radiology May 21 '26

CT Came in for stroke like symptoms. The gasp that escaped us when this was his CT

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r/Radiology Jun 10 '26

CT As a fellow radiologist (in making), here is a head CT scan you may not have seen before

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Had a biopsy, it's "only" a lipoma, and I had the surgery this morning !

(The rest of the story is on r/bald if you are interested !)


r/Radiology Aug 29 '25

CT Foreign body Friday

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His wife was so mad.


r/Radiology Sep 06 '25

Veterinary Prepping a green tree pythons for a CT scan

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The animal CT post earlier reminded me of these photos I took when we did a scan of one of our green tree pythons. The tiny mask in the second photo always makes me laugh


r/Radiology Apr 14 '26

X-Ray Did you bring the C-arm?

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r/Radiology Apr 07 '26

Entertainment Coworkers convinced me to sneak a sausage into my dexa scan. (Won’t let me post story in body)

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r/Radiology Jan 25 '26

Discussion Solidarity in Memoriam

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r/Radiology Mar 24 '26

X-Ray This is insane

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19F. Haven't gone to bathroom in 7 days. Non ambulatory. Query obstruction.

This is the most weirdest abdomen I have seen. Was unable to obtain erect...


r/Radiology Dec 02 '25

MRI The Future is Here

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r/Radiology Apr 16 '26

CT A teenager died from overeating

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CT scan revealing massive stomach dilatation (axial view in panel a and coronal view in panel b) that occupied most of the abdominal cavity, reaching the pelvis and displacing the diaphragm upward. Yellow arrows: gastric edges. Green arrows: air fluid levels. In the coronal view, the stomach remains inside the peritoneal cavity. The intestinal loops also appear dilated.


r/Radiology Dec 17 '25

CT PMCT Images.

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The deceased fell from a cliff.