We have had an amazing response to our recent mammography workshop. The attendees loved the teaching and personal attention that they got. It was a fun and interactive workshop rather than a passive webinar. You can read the testimonials on the registration page.

We were not planning to have another workshop until next year but we decided to conduct one as we got a lot of requests. This is the last mammography workshop this year and we will move on to Breast MRI and other sub-speciality workshops. This is your last chance to register at this price as next year we may have to increase the prices given the effort that goes into planning and executing these workshops.

Here is the link to register and further details: https://radiogyan.com/mammography-workshop/

(Only 7 seats are left at the time of writing this message!)

Looking for thesis / research topics?

Check out this exhaustive list of research topics (inlcudes tips and resources).

https://radiogyan.com/guides/radiology-thesis-topics/

There is uncertainty about the FRCR exams for international candidates currently but for those who want to use this as an opportunity and start preparing early, you can make use of this offer. Details :

Coupon codes :
radiogyan-autumn20 - 5% off.
Radiogyan-Nov20 - Black Friday offer with 2.5% off (EXCLUSIVE to RadioGyan users)

Share it with friends and colleagues, especially those appearing for FRCR exam!

These included courses for part 1, part 2A and 2B.

More details here: https://radiogyan.com/revise-radiology-courses/

If there are issues please let me know I will contact the RR team.

Thank you.

Describe the images in detail . What are the findings and what is the diagnosis?

Answer @radiogyan

#RGcases

Superficial thrombophlebitis involving the cephalic vein.

More radiology resources at @radiogyandotcom

#RGcases

Registrations for the 2nd Mammography workshop are now full!

Thank you for the phenomenal response and congratulations to those who could register. You would have got the Pre-Workshop review cases and reading material. Kindly go through the same before the workshop for better understanding and retention of concepts .

The next workshop will be next year.
If you wish to be notified about the workshop and other radiology educational resources, sign up to our newsletter here :
https://radiogyan.com/recommends/radiogyan-email-updates/

-Dr Amar Udare.

Good to see that others are adopting a similar format like we have done for our workshop. Pre-Workshop cases, active learning during workshop and follow up review cases.

It would be great if all webinars move towards ACTIVE learning for attendees than one way didactic lectures.

Dr. Amar
https://radiogyan.com

#RGpearls.

More than 300 cases have been shared in our Facebook group. Thanks to all the contributors, especially Dr. Pankaj Karia

Many other categorized posts have also been shared.

Click here to join: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RadioGyan/

RadioGyan Facebook groups has strict moderation with no spam or promotional posts. Ideal for learning!

RSNA 2020 : Recommended Lectures for Radiology Resident

Given the scale of the conference at any time there are multiple lectures going on and it is difficult to make the most of the conference unless you prioritize which lectures you should be attending. I have compiled a list of recommended lectures for radiology residents based on my past experience and the speakers in a calendar to make it easy for residents to choose which talks to attend. Being a body / MSK imager the list maybe a bit biased. The first one is as per Central Time Chicago but I have also shared those for Eastern Standard Time and Indian Standard Time too. Click the individual listing for more details and direct links to each talk.

https://radiogyan.com/rsna2020-recommended-lectures-radiology/

Glad to inform you all that an article I co-authored, titled “Utility of T2-weighted MRI to Differentiate Adrenal Metastases from Lipid-Poor Adrenal Adenomas” has made to the cover page of one of the most coveted imaging journals: Radiology - Imaging Cancer!

Here are the key points:

■ Adrenal metastases have higher T2-weighted signal intensity (SI) compared with lipid-poor adrenal adenomas (P < .001).

■ Adrenal metastases have higher T2-weighted heterogeneity scores, assessed subjectively (P < .001) and quantitatively with higher T2-weighted entropy (P < .001), compared with lipid-poor adrenal adenomas.

Full text: https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/rycan.2020200011

-Dr. Amar Udare

#RGlinks

Do check out our digital presentation at #RSNA2020 where we talk about actionable tips to improve our daily productivity as radiologists.
Here is the link https://dps2020.rsna.org/exhibit/?exhibit=HP135-ED-X
(registration needed)

Diagnosis?
Answer @radiogyan

All credits to original authors and RSNA.

#RGcases

More radiology resources: https://t.me/radiogyandotcom

Hi everyone!
I have got a lot of queries regarding the EDiR exam. If anyone has taken the recent session, please message me @ admin@radiogyan.com. We can do a session to all those who are appearing next.

Meckel’s Diverticulum : Rule of 2.

Slide courtesy Dr.
J. Damien Grattan-Smith @ RSNA20

#RGpearls.
More radiology resources: https://t.me/radiogyandotcom

How many cases can you get right?

https://radiogyan.com/spotters/radiology-board-review-cases/

Check out this set of super-interesting cases by Dr. Anuj Aggarwal. Some of them are quite rare but very typical.

#RGlinks #RGcases

Diagnosis?
Answer @radiogyan

All credits to original authors and RSNA.

#RGcases

More radiology resources: https://t.me/radiogyandotcom

Diagnosis?
Answer @radiogyan

All credits to original authors and RSNA.

Hint : We have discussed this topic detail in one of our case based radiology videos @ https://bit.ly/radiogyanYT.

#RGcases

More radiology resources: https://t.me/radiogyandotcom

I wanted to share and discuss all the RSNA Case of the Day over Zoom but unfortunately the RSNA does not allow that!
Will update if I hear back from them.

To answer most queries however:
* Dr Curtis does not record these sessions, so they are not available retrospectively to watch if you’re unable to make the session.
* These sessions are carried out by Dr Curtis in his own personal time and so all sessions will be on a Monday and Thursday at 6.30pm UK time unless he states otherwise, when we will then be sure to let you know in advance.

Have a good day and enjoy the teaching tonight!

John Curtis is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: John Curtis' FRCR 2A/2B Zoom Meeting
Time: Dec 3, 2020 06:30 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting
https://liverpool-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98917489859?pwd=d0ZBTS9FQ3FJNDFIQTZFakZBNU1pZz09

Thanks to Dr. Saneep Awal for sharing this.