#FOAMrad

Lea Alhilali, MD

1/”Tell me where it hurts.” How back pain radiates can tell you where the lesion is—if you know where to look!A about how to remember lumbar radicular pain distributions. #medstudenttwitter

Lucy Modahl MD PhD

If report CT chest, this is an important entity to know about. This is a very good example of it. Not quite middle-aged male with chest pain and fever, no

Lea Alhilali, MD

1/ “Say Aaaaaaah!” I was explaining to my resident how I remember tongue anatomy on imaging & he said, “You should post that to twitter!”So here it is, a about

Aaron Rutman, MD

Hey #radres and #MEDstudents - a #neurorad case for you today. 18yoF w/ seizure. What do you see? What is the ddx? And WHERE is the lesion? Case explanation and

Lea Alhilali, MD

1/ Is the voice box a black box for you?! Let's open the pandora's box of the anatomy of the #larynx togetherAn introductory #tweetorial on laryngeal #anatomy and the supporting

Pablo Naval-Baudin

Brief anatomic-functional review of main white-matter tracts! Open Thread.Covering corticospinal, ventral and dorsal associative streams, frontal aslant, and cingulum.#neurorad #FOAMrad #neurosurg Dorsal associative stream. WHERE pathway. L

Lea Alhilali, MD

1/Mike Tyson once said, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched.” In honor of all the great hooks and crosses—here is a #tweetorial about mandibular fxs! #FOAMed #medtwitter #Meded

B. Bobby Chiong, MD

Here we go. My first #medtwitter #tweetorial. A subject near and dear to my heart. Venous air embolism. If I have an IV line and someone injects air into it,

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just1doctorwala

Any comments on this X Ray?#MedTwitter #FOAMed #FOAMrad thank you everyone for your responsesthe objective of me sharing this xray was perfectly illustrated by the responsesnotice how we got responses