Happening RN! Not too late to register and watch on demand. Thx Drs @ryanpeterson.bsky.social (@emoryradiology.bsky.social) @shwetakumar.bsky.social Yi Li (@ucsfimaging.bsky.social) & Allison Grayev 4 enlightening us on important aspects of emergency neuroradiology! Look 4 our next session Feb 20!

Radiologists should be well-versed in identifying and reporting key findings crucial for clinical decision-making regarding fertility-sparing treatment, preferably using structured reporting.

https://ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJR.24.32157

Join us for the first session in the 2025 Neuro Longitudinal Course, next week on Thursday, Jan 16. Experts will discuss crucial topics in emergency neuroradiology, including trauma and non-traumatic scenarios.

Register now: www.arrs.org/ARRSLIVE/Education/Meeti...

Also, just started a novel with a family tree at the beginning so I already know it’s gonna be great.

Good read for radiologists/trainees:

Avoid phrases like “is seen” or “is detected” in reports—they convey a lack of confidence in your skills.

Use phrases like “No CT evidence of,” to acknowledge modality constraints without casting doubt on your competence.

pubs.rsna.org/doi/full/10....

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Hi Tabby, please add me!

👋🏽 hi, neuroradiologist here