I am hosting this month's Radiology Grand Rounds on behalf of Dr Sumer Sethi. An explanation of the general idea can be found in his site: http://radiologygrandrounds.blogspot.com/
Here's my contribution, two cases which I saw recently, an unsuspected myocardial infarct, and a patient with superior mesenteric artery syndrome.
Here are some other submissions, one from GC George, and another from Chris Depelteau.
"Radiology journal watch" is a new feature at filmjacket.com. 'You can now view titles for all, and abstracts for most, articles in the current issues or AJR, Radiology and Radiographics at a glance. You can also view the titles for all articles in the current issues of each journal separately by expanding the panels on the main page's lower right (you may need to scroll down a bit). The listings automatically update themselves frequently, so the content is always fresh.'
Check it out here.
Last, but not least, three submissions from the man himself, Sumer:
Gadolinium in renal failure (please also see my entry on this site, three posts down from this one, dated 9 February 2007),
Sumers's attempt to compile all radiology related blogs at one place- The radiology Blogosphere,
and a review of literature on acrominion shape.
The Radiology Grand Rounds archives can be found at www.radiologygrandrounds.blogspot.com.
Our case of massive renal angiomyolipomas is featured on Pediatric
Nephrology Site.
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2 comments:
good work
Linked to your cool images from my blog, i appreciated the MI darkening on CT, that was cool.
Enoch Choi, MD
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