Abdominal radiologist at Duke University, Fellowship Director for Abdominal Imaging. Interested in body IR, thyroid (gasp), and AI. former water enthusiast.
Joined March 2015
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Ben Wildman-Tobriner retweeted
19 Apr 2023
Such great food & company last night with the @DukeRadiology team. Thanks @LizzieSnyderMD for the recommendation! 🥰
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Ben Wildman-Tobriner retweeted
16 Nov 2022
A new one: I walk into my imaging center and there is a radiologist from a different practice sitting at my desk trying to figure out how to log in. A funny consequence of having competing imaging centers right near each other.
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#RadRes and #AbdominalRadiology fellows, did you sign up yet for the PDAR webinar tomorrow at 12pm ET?
It's not too late, register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
@SocietyAbdRad @SAR_RFS @mpcaserta @benWTmd @danatsouza
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Fantastic #AbdominalRadiology interactive fellow case conference hosted by Dr. Jeanne Horowitz from Northwestern with participation from @MayoFLBodyImg and @DukeRadiology earlier this week. More of these to come! #RadRes
@SocietyAbdRad @SAR_RFS @benWTmd
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10 Oct 2022
Uh @espn, not sure how you all count a decade but in my book we’re still within 2012 and 2014. I see Giants dominance and a half a title for the team in blue. Not denying they are good now but a decade of dominance seems a tad agro, no?
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13 Sep 2022
More 📸 from the awesome body IR teaching day @DukeRadiology with @DukeMedSchool @DukeHealth. Loving med students and residents all enthusiastic about biopsies and drains.
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13 Sep 2022
At one point we had an MS1, MS2, and MS3 and an R1, R2, and R3 in multiple rooms. Always more to learn and never too early to start! #radres #futureradres
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Ben Wildman-Tobriner retweeted
7 Sep 2022
Just set a personal record for dismissing benign incidentals from more follow up with "definitively benign, no further follow up or characterization is required" on an MR for follow up:
1. Liver cysts
2. Renal cysts
3. Subcentimeter pancreatic cysts
4. Vertebral body hemangioma
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Ben Wildman-Tobriner retweeted
1 Sep 2022
SURPRISE!😲
Members of Mustafa Bashir’s @DukeRadiology lab next door decorated his new office like a kindergarten! #1stdayofschool
🔊 to hear his description, or see closeups in 🧵1/5
@bobmarks76 @chernyakgalgano @VChernyakMD @chemshift1 @benWTmd @KMagudia
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1 Sep 2022
Excited and honored to be hanging out with all the great people @UWiscRadiology. Discussing GI tract misses with the @UWRadRes and cognition and radiology with the whole crew. Great times. Thanks @jlhinshaw for being such a great host.
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3 Aug 2022
Love this.
3 Aug 2022
Ever wondered how often adenomas are T1 bright on delayed hepatobiliary phase?
Hepatic Adenoma Subtypes on Hepatobiliary Phase of Gadoxetic Acid-Enhanced MRI: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis : American Journal of Roentgenology : Ahead of Print (AJR) ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.221…
3 Aug 2022
These were super good.
#RadRes Did you miss PDAR's excellent July webinar by @SamGalgano and Dr. Anup Shetty? If so, you can view it now on our website!
abdominalradiology.org/educa…
@SocietyAbdRad @SAR_RFS
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25 Jul 2022
Hey @HSpecialSurgery—Love y’all but when you discuss CTs I would consider showing a pic of I dunno, a CT scanner? 🧐
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Ben Wildman-Tobriner retweeted
20 Jul 2022
Attention radiology trainees! #FutureRadRes #RadRes #RadFellows
We are delighted to share our summer @SAR_RFS newsletter issue featuring our fellowship program database, fellowship application tips from @benWTmd, and many more! Check it out 👇
bit.ly/SARRFSNewsletter2
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We are excited to announce our new educational resources for #RadRes and #AbdominalFellows on the @SocietyAbdRad website under the "Education Materials" on the Trainee and Fellowship page. Check it out!
abdominalradiology.org/educa…
@SAR_RFS @benWTmd @mpcaserta
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2 Apr 2022
Spring is coming @DukeRadiology. This is basically @MTaylorChoMD’s backyard. Come for the radiology. Stay for the city.
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Dr. Jin Kim radiology resident @DukeRadiology gets pimento!! Thank you Dr. Scott Perkins for your excellent ultrasound biopsy phantom made of agar and pimento olives—looks just like targetoid mets in the liver! Cool CT biopsy phantom is great for learning to use CT flouro.
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31 Mar 2022
Great teaching with @DukeRadiology #radres using a home cooked phantom. Awesome session! @BeamHardened @ScottPerkinsMD and jesshouk & samostrum. Check out that olive in the agar 🙌
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3 Mar 2022
What a fantastic meeting. Great to see friends and colleagues at such a beautiful venue. Thanks @SocAbdRadiology!
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