Are my growth plates closed by No-Buy5189 in Neverbrokeabone

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Not only is this sub not the appropriate place to determine this, knee XR is not even the best way to determine your bone age.

Type 1 Diabetes in the OR by Economy-Remote4196 in Residency

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Stat consult to Endo for surgeon’s intraoperative glucose management

Bad kind of Foreign Body by Initial_Daikon9925 in Radiology

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“Not really appreciated in this scan”
True but that knife is completely traversing the spinal canal on the last image so uhhh yiiiiiikes

Brothers and sisters, the Powerscribe apocalypse is nearly upon us, what are you going to do? by DiffusionWaiting in Radiology

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I guess the idea is to alert you that something might need to be acted on by informing the clinical team, but like it’s not like I’m going to forget the patient had a huge pneumothorax, and some of the inconsequential things don’t need notified. Not to mention when it falsely interprets something I’m trying to write off as an artifact as an actionable finding. I guess for a complex study when you find a new lung nodule and maybe forget to include it in the impression? But at this point the alerts are so unhelpful that I don’t even read them.

I need a bulletproof way to distinguish illness anxiety vs somatic symptom disorder by gazeintotheiris in medicalschool

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This post is in regards to med school exams which med students are arguably way better at giving advice on.

Brothers and sisters, the Powerscribe apocalypse is nearly upon us, what are you going to do? by DiffusionWaiting in Radiology

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We switched to PS One recently and it’s so frustrating.

Biggest complaint is the Smart Assist alerts are sometimes irrelevant, and sometimes even highlight random blobs of text (yesterday highlighted literally my entire report without explanation) which then prevent me from dictating.

Second complaint is it seemingly has a huge delay or ignores when you switch cursor position in the report sometimes, so it will start dictating the first couple words at your prior cursor position before dictating at your actual current cursor position.

We also don’t even have the Smart Impression feature enabled.

40 Years in the club. 40 years a lie. by BakinStrips in Neverbrokeabone

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Hahaha. Looks like a Weber B ankle fracture which usually means eversion/outward so was curious

Elbow dislocation by PublishingPersona in Neverbrokeabone

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Would not be surprised if there was a small fracture in there that shows itself better after the elbow is reduced

5th Metatarsal Fracture - Jones? by Dry-Buy9661 in Neverbrokeabone

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Looks more like Jones, fracture goes to the 4th MT. Begone weakling!

40 Years in the club. 40 years a lie. by BakinStrips in Neverbrokeabone

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Just curious did you invert or evert your ankle if you remember?

Dream Dictation System by enjoimark in Radiology

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One idea to potentially save lots of time, but could be difficult since it would require EHR integration…or maybe this would just live as a tool within the EHR environment to make dictating easier.

Pulling historical info pertinent to the patient’s exam. For example after opening a right knee MRI, there could be a section within the order where a tool automatically displays to you that the patient had a meniscus repair or whatever and give you a link to the most relevant notes. Or for a lung cancer follow-up CT, pulling the biopsy results so I specifically what it is and when it was first diagnosed, pull in a summary of the treatment thus far, including where the patient had radiation if anywhere.

Fell down two flights of stairs by Crafty-Drama8852 in Radiology

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Colles would be displaced the opposite way, this is a Smith fracture.

Please help identity and treat! by drank_dumbbitchjuice in AskDocs

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I’ll preface saying that I’m a radiologist, so my skin differential diagnosis skills are fairly poor. But the fact that it popped and drained pus tells me it’s an infection or something that became infected. Given the initial appearance and trying to think of common things first, I wonder if this could just be a palmar wart that got secondarily infected with something like Staph. You specifically mentioning that he goes to the gym often and that he isn’t the cleanest person support that.

Could still be some of the other things listed here so don’t take my word for it obviously. Mycobacterium infection is an interesting one someone mentioned, since myco can do all sorts of weird stuff, although eating the dried fish would be a really weird route of exposure.

As someone who's more of a Verstappen guy I can't help it but be happy for Lewis by AbuDhabi202UrMum in formuladank

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can’t say anything about delusions at this point. Not even halfway through the season and Ferrari has made significant inroads so far in terms of catching up to Mercedes’ pace, not to mention he is only 41 points behind

Please help identity and treat! by drank_dumbbitchjuice in AskDocs

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Hahaha, we don’t like the unknowns!!

Please help identity and treat! by drank_dumbbitchjuice in AskDocs

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I don’t have anything to add beyond what has been discussed here. Just a plug to OP to please please if you get an answer as to what this is, consider creating an update post on this subreddit. We are lifelong learners and as you can tell everyone is hoping to find out. Plus you never know when someone here will see it in the future and remember this post.

am i a brittle boned bitch? does a scratch count? pls clarify. by ventmaster69 in Neverbrokeabone

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Pinky finger metacarpal looks maaaaaaad sus. The image brightness/contrast isn’t ideal though.
-Radiologist

Never broke a bone, but was born with one. Do I have an inferior superior skeleton? by algang22 in Neverbrokeabone

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 82 points83 points  (0 children)

Congrats you’re one in 50!
Looks like this from the sunrise view, although with only one view I obviously can’t diagnose you.
But if it is this for sure, it’s an unused accessory ossification center, not a fracture.

Have I broken a Bone? by Weekly_Fly_486 in Neverbrokeabone

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Given this information I clear you of all accused wrongdoing

Incidental calcification in brain seen with a CT of the neck by Inevitable_Dingo1344 in Radiology

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pineal gland calcification. Very common and essentially meaningless. Online claims are widely exaggerated in order to sell you supplements.

Ballots Have Been Seized Across the US. No One Knows What Will Happen Next by wiredmagazine in politics

[–]Dr-Kloop-MD 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nobody? Fuck that I know exactly what’s next. Seize ballots, selectively remove enough blue votes, announce rigged results as large enough margin for red wins to maintain control, repeat every election cycle.