FOAMrad | globalradcme 14/19

Radial Scars and Invasive Breast Cancer

New Left Breast Thickening in 67F • Xray of the Week 2017 • Week #4 This 67 year old asymptomatic woman was called back from mammography screening for assessment of the finding detected on the mammograms of her left breast. In addition, there was a slight palpable thickening in the lateral portion of the left breast at clinical breast examination. What two processes are present? Figure 1. a-d. Mediolateral (a,b) and craniocaudal (c,d) mammograms of the previous screening exam

Turf Toe

First toe pain in a professional football player • Xray of the Week First toe pain in a 30 y/o professional football player. What is the...

Xray of the Week 2016 • 52 cases in less than 5 minutes

Here's all my 2016 cases in one quick video: Kevin Rice, MD serves as the Chair of the Radiology Department of Valley Presbyterian...

Ileo-Colic Intussusception

6 Month Old with Abdominal Pain • Xray of the Week History: There was a baby from Cali, who had a pain in his belly. For a BE, it's time;...

Gastric Volvulus

Abdominal Pain and Distension • Xray of the Week 2016 • Week #51 An 83 year old female with multiple comorbidities presented to the...

Intratesticular varicocele

Left Scrotal Pain in 64M • Xray of the Week 2016 • Week #50 This 64 year old male presented with left scrotal pain. There is a history of...

How to Add Scrollable CT or MRI Images to a PowerPoint Slide

Radiology PowerPoint Tip • Xray of the Week • Week #49 Have you ever wondered how to get a scrollable image stack of CT or MR images on a single PowerPoint slide. There is a way to do it! Australian Emergency Medicine Specialist Dr. Andy Buck shares how to get a scrollable image stack on a single PowerPoint slide on a Mac. The basic steps on Mac: 1. Export the image stack from PACS as JPEG images. If your PACS can not export as JPEG, use Osirix to convert from DICOM to JPEG.