That was so on point....I am a junior resident of Radiology, have faculty members and have a variety of EACH type you mentioned...plus, the different attitudes you portrayed were so relatable.
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I think I'm ALL of them :))) 1. When I'm rested and can think straight 2. When midnight is approaching- I recommend every other imaging method to Rule Out everything else... 3. After lunch when I'm still digesting my food...tend to take my time analysing everything, looking up everything 4. After coffee- now that's when my poetry shines :) 5. Those rare moments when - I can't be bothered to dictate a whole essay...
As a CT tech, I've seen all these rads while waiting for a decision at the reading room door after I've asked "does the outpatient need this with or without"
I hear you loud and clear! As a radiologist I’ve been through the entire process and came out evolved …… English is not my native language ! What I am teaching students and residents of radiology ( while trying to preach my peers too ), is that as one is gaining knowledge and skills, one Should also improve his or her image interpretation and reporting into a meaningful Clinical “ product “! This end " product " concept I learned from great mentors, and is referenced from the chapter of " The Radiographic Report “ in " The Core Curriculum: Cardiopulmonary Imaging “ textbook . In simpler words, Turn Knowledge into Action/Decision ……. isn’t that what we humans strive for, after all!
It's just a fragmented enchondroma. Sometimes, depending on the system, you have to bore out the femural medullary and insert a rod into the femur to line up your cutting templates. Nothing too spectacular to be honest. I used to be in orthopedics before radiology.
@Blue Fucking Paddles very painful left sided L5/S1 herniated disc, for the most part. I just needed to decrease the physical workload, especially in the operating room. I still miss the OR, but radiology is not bad. Very interesting field, good work hours, good pay and the best part, no unnecessary paperwork. Just sometimes the colleagues are a bit meh. They're not Ortho-Bros. :)) It's been nearly 2 years in radiology and I can't say I regret it.
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Beginne erst im Frühling meine Assistenzzeit auf der Radiologie, aber durch das Beobachten während der Unterassistenzzeit hätte ich gesagt: Die meisten Radiologen beginnen als Vindicator und enden als Poet.
in addition im lookin g in particular for Neuroradiologists, to interpreting the results of my mother's recent brain MRV and MRI tests. As a concerned family member, I am eager to understand the findings of these computer-enhanced scans, which I believe will shed light on her neurological health.
Funny vid, I am probably number 2, will give one or two differentials and recommend further workup with MRI +/- biopsy as well as correlation with surgical history needed. He either scooped some of it out or it’s a chondroid lesion gone bad. DDx Enchondroma or bone infarct partially removal during surgery or Malignant change in chondroid lesion
@@DrChristophAgten In meiner aktuellen Klinik nutzen wir SpeaKing. Am besten man schreibt gleich selber per Hand, weil das Gerät sowieso nie einen versteht und irgendwas schreibt anstatt das was man gesagt hat.
I think I am lucky I found this video. I decided to search something similar as I am dealing with different radiologist . So same day different time two different pelvic ultrasound. One radiologist said cyst is 9cm Another said 4 cm. It’s been 5 months I am observing my cyst through ultrasound results. I used to go to same radiologist but I’ve changed last week. I wanted to see other radiologist as well. Because I am sure the first radiology is just copy pasting my result reports. I had doubt before after my little experiment now I am certain. Not every Radiologist is trustworthy. Keep Changing your radiologist. You might find the right one. 😒
Dear esteemed Radiologist, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to you today as my mother has recently been experiencing some concerning neurological symptoms, and we are seeking a second opinion on her diagnosis. As a radiologist, I understand that you may have connections with other medical professionals and may be able to provide me with some suggestions on reputable neuroradiologists or reliable websites where I can seek a second opinion. My mother's symptoms seizure, loss of consciousness, and foam saliva , and her initial diagnosis has left us with some questions and concerns. We are eager to explore all possible options to ensure she receives the best care and treatment. Any suggestions or recommendations you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and expertise in this matter. Best regards
haha, good work. I keep things short and sweet. Don't waste my time dictating any extraneous words. So what did that end up being? Would be odd to be any of the most plausible things, iatro, infection or some rare presentation of an intramedullary chondrosarc?
oh my god... why has the lesion changed? I have never heard about fragmentation and migration of enchondroma spontaneously Is it possible? I wonder the answer....
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It's just fragmented. You have to bore out the femur and insert a rod for your cutting template. Nothing too exciting to be honest. I used to be a orthopedic resident before going into radiology.
The underpaid undertrained radiology tech that does not offer sheilding and take aggressive steps to apply the lowest dose possible. You should do a series on dose creeping to provide great image quality while overexposing people to radiation
I suffered brutally from radiation poisoning after my ct scan. The scan came back negative but microwaved my insides. I threw up for 6 months and went through symptoms of being radiotherapied. These ct scans are not safe and why there are not simple disclosure forms about the significant radiation exsposure and risks before a ct scan is done is a huge oversight by the medical feild.
Shielding doesn't really have a benefit in general xray. Everything important is in the beam. Everything outside the beam is calibrated tightly to not receive the beam. Shielding doesn't stop scatter (the primary source of radiation outside the beam). Shielding can obscure pertinent structures. Thus, the best thing to do is climate effectively.
Nothing too fancy. It's just a fragmented enchondroma. You have to bore out the femur to insert a rod for your cutting jig. Just look up femuro patellar arthroplasty.
Each of the reports seem dry and boring and not so far off the mark. You inflate fairly understandable neuance and spend alot of energy on your "disaproval" and sarcasm. Radiographers likely seeking recognition and interaction. Am I right?
@@DrChristophAgten I'm an interaction designer (UX) and I'm researching about how specialized service routines can be designed to hold the attention of (radiographer) users.
Dude, you have really good content concerning skeletal MRI, but please don't do any more "comedy". You truly do remind me of my radiology colleagues: knowledgeable but soo dry and boring.
![Radiologist at work - 10 MSK MRI in under 80min - LIVE reporting session [GERMAN]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/g_5U2xou4GM/mqdefault.jpg)
- 2 months post operation
- let me check the operation report
- Oh. Its not written yet
So accurate and relatable...
you got it :D
That was so on point....I am a junior resident of Radiology, have faculty members and have a variety of EACH type you mentioned...plus, the different attitudes you portrayed were so relatable.
Thanks for sharing!!
Hi everyone A.H.M Doctor requirement and Placement Services, urgent required fresher radiologist and experience radiologist doctor in Ap my what's number and contact number same :+918008428823
I think I'm ALL of them :)))
1. When I'm rested and can think straight
2. When midnight is approaching- I recommend every other imaging method to Rule Out everything else...
3. After lunch when I'm still digesting my food...tend to take my time analysing everything, looking up everything
4. After coffee- now that's when my poetry shines :)
5. Those rare moments when - I can't be bothered to dictate a whole essay...
Nice one! Thx
As a CT tech, I've seen all these rads while waiting for a decision at the reading room door after I've asked "does the outpatient need this with or without"
Haha nice. Thx for the comment 😉
I hear you loud and clear!
As a radiologist I’ve been through the entire process and came out evolved …… English is not my native language !
What I am teaching students and residents of radiology ( while trying to preach my peers too ), is that as one is gaining knowledge and skills, one Should also improve his or her image interpretation and reporting into a meaningful Clinical “ product “!
This end " product " concept I learned from great mentors, and is referenced from the chapter of " The Radiographic Report “ in " The Core Curriculum: Cardiopulmonary Imaging “ textbook .
In simpler words, Turn Knowledge into Action/Decision ……. isn’t that what we humans strive for, after all!
Im between the thinker and the poet, depends on how tired i am :P .
It's just a fragmented enchondroma. Sometimes, depending on the system, you have to bore out the femural medullary and insert a rod into the femur to line up your cutting templates. Nothing too spectacular to be honest. I used to be in orthopedics before radiology.
That's it's! Gj
@Blue Fucking Paddles very painful left sided L5/S1 herniated disc, for the most part. I just needed to decrease the physical workload, especially in the operating room. I still miss the OR, but radiology is not bad. Very interesting field, good work hours, good pay and the best part, no unnecessary paperwork. Just sometimes the colleagues are a bit meh. They're not Ortho-Bros. :)) It's been nearly 2 years in radiology and I can't say I regret it.
@Blue Fucking Paddles I like to solve puzzles, not fix them
Thanks for the answer.
@@tudordanyel93 ok
Most of the time the vindicator, sometimes the poet! By the way great book professor! Congratulations
hi ruben, as you are now a pioneer patron, you get a free copy of my book. by the looks of this comment you might already have one, so you can now make a nice christmas present :)
Not many wiling to admit they are the “know-it-all” but I will own up to it.
Thx for that😄
The second type , apart from that " it looks like the leg for the same patient"😂😂😂. Seriously, what was that anyway?
I will post the answer on www.patreon.com/agten in a few days! make sure to come back and check it out
I am the "Thinker" most of the time.
I really hate the "Vindicator"😤
I know there is no endosteal scalloping, but is it possible to put low grade chondrosarcoma as DD because of the change in the matrix ?
it showed no aggressive features, I will post the answer on www.patreon.com/agten in the next few days.
As a radiology resident I can relate to all types describes during shifts haha
Beginne erst im Frühling meine Assistenzzeit auf der Radiologie, aber durch das Beobachten während der Unterassistenzzeit hätte ich gesagt: Die meisten Radiologen beginnen als Vindicator und enden als Poet.
Hat was🤣
Definitely the Thinker most of the time 😅, that is when the Workflow list gets me and i spend an hour or two (sometime more) overtime
Great video!
in addition im lookin g in particular for Neuroradiologists,
to interpreting the results of my mother's recent brain MRV and MRI tests. As a concerned family member, I am eager to understand the findings of these computer-enhanced scans, which I believe will shed light on her neurological health.
Funny vid, I am probably number 2, will give one or two differentials and recommend further workup with MRI +/- biopsy as well as correlation with surgical history needed. He either scooped some of it out or it’s a chondroid lesion gone bad. DDx Enchondroma or bone infarct partially removal during surgery or Malignant change in chondroid lesion
Thanks for the comment. It reminds me to post the answer on my Patreon page. www.patreon.com/agten
LOL you just reminded me some of my mentors! xD
Radiologist Requirements
1-3 Short time interval.
ok.see u next year,sir
The thinker. 😉
i’m somewhere between the know it all and the vindicator.
thx for your comment
Welches Diktiergerät würdest du empfehlen?
sennheiser PC-7 headset für 20 euro :D
@@DrChristophAgten In meiner aktuellen Klinik nutzen wir SpeaKing. Am besten man schreibt gleich selber per Hand, weil das Gerät sowieso nie einen versteht und irgendwas schreibt anstatt das was man gesagt hat.
I think I am lucky I found this video.
I decided to search something similar as I am dealing with different radiologist .
So same day different time two different pelvic ultrasound.
One radiologist said cyst is 9cm
Another said 4 cm.
It’s been 5 months I am observing my cyst through ultrasound results.
I used to go to same radiologist but I’ve changed last week. I wanted to see other radiologist as well. Because I am sure the first radiology is just copy pasting my result reports.
I had doubt before after my little experiment now I am certain. Not every Radiologist is trustworthy.
Keep Changing your radiologist. You might find the right one. 😒
Dear esteemed Radiologist,
I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to you today as my mother has recently been experiencing some concerning neurological symptoms, and we are seeking a second opinion on her diagnosis.
As a radiologist, I understand that you may have connections with other medical professionals and may be able to provide me with some suggestions on reputable neuroradiologists or reliable websites where I can seek a second opinion.
My mother's symptoms seizure, loss of consciousness, and foam saliva , and her initial diagnosis has left us with some questions and concerns. We are eager to explore all possible options to ensure she receives the best care and treatment.
Any suggestions or recommendations you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and expertise in this matter.
Best regards
I'm a weird combination between 1 and 3... Mostly 3 hahahaha
Thanks for the full
haha, good work. I keep things short and sweet. Don't waste my time dictating any extraneous words. So what did that end up being? Would be odd to be any of the most plausible things, iatro, infection or some rare presentation of an intramedullary chondrosarc?
I will post the answer on www.patreon.com/agten in the next few days. stay tuned
Suspecting enchondroma vs chondrosarc. Makes sense to biopsy it during the surgery I guess.
I can be all of these in the first hour of the day 🤣🤣
3:30 missing "clinical signs, question mark" 😂
😂
oh my god... why has the lesion changed?
I have never heard about fragmentation and migration of enchondroma spontaneously
Is it possible? I wonder the answer....
i'll post the answer over on www.patreon.com/agten in the next few days, so go check it out
@@DrChristophAgten Lol! We got to pay to know? Any free subscription for residents.🤓
@@topesoyemi7934supporting my channel has some perks obviously :) $2 USD for 1 month, over 20+ exclusive videos, cancel anytime. for $10 you get my book which his $20 on amazon. people just don't realize or do not calculate :D
It's just fragmented. You have to bore out the femur and insert a rod for your cutting template. Nothing too exciting to be honest. I used to be a orthopedic resident before going into radiology.
Vindicator-Poet ! Lol
I am probably no 3 and occasionally no 4 or 5. BTW, are those miniature gaming figures in the glass case behind you ? Fantasy or Historical gamer ?
fantasy ;)
@@DrChristophAgten Cool, I am more a historical wargamer myself. Can't help noticing fellow gamer's "stuff"
@@chee-yanhiew485 good eyes ; but then your are a rad 😂
@@DrChristophAgten Always check the "edge of film" or background :-)
The thinker😂😂
:D
I think I'm the thinker but sometimes the poet takes the light... hahaha....
omg this video made me realize how bad i am
Lol why?
Sir What is name of Dictaphone u are using?
Speech magic Mike something
I'm not using it really. I use a 10x cheaper sennheiser pc8 headset
are there only 5 or are there more
Ok, so what happened to that enchondroma? :))))
solution is at www.patreon.com/agten (i think) :D
Nr. 2 😃
Really 😂😉
The underpaid undertrained radiology tech that does not offer sheilding and take aggressive steps to apply the lowest dose possible. You should do a series on dose creeping to provide great image quality while overexposing people to radiation
I suffered brutally from radiation poisoning after my ct scan. The scan came back negative but microwaved my insides. I threw up for 6 months and went through symptoms of being radiotherapied. These ct scans are not safe and why there are not simple disclosure forms about the significant radiation exsposure and risks before a ct scan is done is a huge oversight by the medical feild.
Shielding doesn't really have a benefit in general xray. Everything important is in the beam. Everything outside the beam is calibrated tightly to not receive the beam. Shielding doesn't stop scatter (the primary source of radiation outside the beam). Shielding can obscure pertinent structures. Thus, the best thing to do is climate effectively.
😂🤣😅😆 - I'm such a Thinker
😂👍
Please for the link of the article
which article do you mean?
@@DrChristophAgten
5 types of radiologist RSNA 2019
@@ahmedelbehery8317 it is this video? I am confused :p
Does radiologist do surgeries or not?
interventional radiology is like surgery, only magic :)
Are you at the RSNA?
unfortunately, I am not this year. hopefully next year!
Isn‘t that aporpriate for either beginning or ending of carnival? 😉
isnt life just a carnival?
Between 3rd and 5th ..depends on the workload..however finally what is the diagnosis please ?
Intraoperative drilling for one of the holding/adjusting devices.
wait, are u do this in RSNA2019?
No, I'm not in Chicago unfortunately. Hopefully next year!!
That was an easy case -radiologist 😅 still wondering, what happened with the lesion and was it bone infarct or enchondroma?
Nothing too fancy. It's just a fragmented enchondroma. You have to bore out the femur to insert a rod for your cutting jig. Just look up femuro patellar arthroplasty.
It was an enchondroma and drilled/fragmented during surgery
What about the annoyed radiologist? 🤣
For next video 😉
5😍
English subtitles
Thinker.
cool :)
Second one and poet ja°°
:D
HAHAHAHAHAA, hate number 2.
Each of the reports seem dry and boring and not so far off the mark. You inflate fairly understandable neuance and spend alot of energy on your "disaproval" and sarcasm. Radiographers likely seeking recognition and interaction. Am I right?
are you a radiologist?
@@DrChristophAgten I'm an interaction designer (UX) and I'm researching about how specialized service routines can be designed to hold the attention of (radiographer) users.
@@ArtOlson2008 if you are not a radiologist, you cannot fully understand the "insider" joke :) no offence
Bro u just don’t get.
Dude, you have really good content concerning skeletal MRI, but please don't do any more "comedy". You truly do remind me of my radiology colleagues: knowledgeable but soo dry and boring.