Posts Tagged ‘Imaging and Studies’

Since the last video, many of you asked to see a sample of the imaging tips from Radiology Rounds in the members area. Well, here’s a sample. It’s under 4 minutes and goes over a finding often missed by med students, interns, and residents when reading chest X-rays. Click this image to get started.

Want more videos like this one? You can get these regularly as a part of the RookieDoc Radiology Rounds Modules in the Members area. I will be accepting new members starting Tuesday 1/27/09 at 12 noon EST.

As most of you know, RookieDoc Radiology Rounds usually focuses on actual radiographic studies – like reading chest x-rays, abdominal films, head CTs, chest CTs, and other bread-and-butter studies that are ultra-important for your training.

Well, this time, rather than focusing on reading studies, I made a quick video (a little over 5 minutes) that goes through choosing the right studies. Click on the video image below to get started. (And I apologize ahead of time, I was pretty sick when I was making the video… my hair is schlepped, my eyes have bags under them, and I wasn’t my cheery self. Anyway, hope you like it.)

If you found this video useful, you should see the RookieDoc Radiology Rounds videos available to members.

I’m re-opening the doors to accept new members starting Tuesday 1/27/09 at 12 noon EST. If you’re on the Priority Notification List, you will be notified 24 hours before everyone else. Put your name and email below.