@SouthernMiss ‘20. @UMMCAdmitMD ‘24. DR resident at @UChicagoRADS. Tweets ≠ medical advice. Guy who likes the @Cubs.
Joined August 2020
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15 Mar 2024
So excited to announce that I matched into diagnostic radiology at @UChicagoRADS!!
So excited to meet my rads family!
#FutureRadRes
#Match2024
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The “broken DISH”
If you know what this refers to, we can be friends
[if you don’t know, we can also be friends]
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Apr 27
In radiology we don’t say I love you we say look at this cool case and I think that is beautiful.
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Apr 8
I spy @UMMCRads Alyson Carraway, APD for the DR Residency, narrating this podcast on the important topic of the radiology readout! 🌟
🚨 A new episode of the @RadioGraphics podcast is now available!🚨 Great radiology education starts at the readout. Learn how patient-centered discussions and strong teaching culture transform training and care. bit.ly/48rn2sx
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Radiology in 2026: we can detect a 2 mm incidental lesion from space, but the indication is still “?.”
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Apr 2
Read it! Choose your subspecialty wisely!!!
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Answer: COVID-19 pneumonia 🦠
Classic pattern:
✨ bilateral peripheral ground-glass
✨ /- crazy paving
✨ lower lobe predominance
2021 radiology really had us diagnosing a pandemic one CT at a time 😅
#Radiology #Radres #Medtwitter
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Mar 30
🔬Pathology is still giving main character energy in medical school…
but imaging is running the hospital 🩻
Time for a curriculum plot twist 👇
#Radres #Medtwitter #Radiology
🦠Med school still teaching disease like it’s 1950: microscope first, imaging later.
🩻Meanwhile… clinical medicine in 2026 = CT, MRI, US driving decisions in real time.
🥼We’re training doctors to recognize 🔬pathology slides they’ll never see—and undertraining them in the images they’ll use every single day.
🚨 Education gap = patient care gap.
🎧Listen now before a new episode drops this weekend!
🍏shorturl.at/3N3BT
#Radiology #Radres #MedEd #Medtwitter @JACRJournal @JeffreyWaltzMD
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Being a radiologist is knowing a few general facts about an insane number of diseases like for example anthrax is eschar, terrorism and hemorrhagic mediastinitis that's it end of knowledge
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Mar 22
Ask your radiologist if POO-RADS is right for you
Mar 21
Say NO to the unreliable and subjetive “moderate stool burden” reports! The future of POO-RADS is here!
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Mar 23
In radiology, staffing for average volumes is easy, just like just-in-time manufacturing is the most efficient way to make products when everything goes well.
Unfortunately, all systems designed for a typical day fall apart when confronted with reality.
benwhite.com/radiology/staff…
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Mar 16
Good luck to all of the #futureradres matching this week. Cant wait to see who will be joining the @UChicagoRADS family!
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Mar 16
Happy match week to all who celebrate
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Mar 12
Have you seen the pediatric xray atlas on @Radiopaedia ? You may want to bookmark it! radiopaedia.org/normal-paedi…
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Just say what you think it is.
The importance of English classes in modern medicine
#radiology #webcomic #medhumor #medicalhumor #medicalmemes
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A radiologist finally makes an appearance in the Pitt but gets one-upped by the med student going into psych who has never taken a radiology clerkship 🥲
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Feb 18
“remain consistent and teachable” is great advice
Feb 18
My guy in Med school, well organised.
Started reading from Day 1 of resumption till 1 minute before the start of every exams.
He did everything according to the books.
Today, he’s a resident Physician in America.
And there’s me, from day 1 of Med school, I mixed studying with leadership, politics, social life, a bit of NCCMDS(Now CMDA), read as much as I can but not too much, never failed any exams and here I am still doing well(by my own standards).
As a Medical student, just do what works for you. Don’t follow your BGS to try and discover the cure for Diogenes Syndrome.
As far as you give attention to your books, remain consistent and teachable, you’ll be fine and there’s better life out here for you. Selah!
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Jan 16
Rare stuff... but definitely worth checking out, you may never see it again!
Littoral Cell Angioma in KMS
- Littoral cell cells line the vascular channels of the red pulp
- Angioma pathologically manifests with multifocal nodules, cystic and sponge-like spaces comprised of anastomosing vascular channels
- Associations include splenomegaly, anemia, thrombocytopenia
From "CT of the Spleen: Interesting Cases"
ctisus.com/learning/exhibit/…
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Jan 5
The iterative loop of diagnostic radiology: attend, observe, decide, describe, and polish.
In addition to the entirety of training, the second half of the R1 year is also a great time to start really working on the deliberate practice of radiology.
benwhite.com/radiology/the-i…
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