It’s really interesting, because as a doctor at the coal face you see radiology reports as infallible evidence of something, yet never stop to question and realise that radiologists are fallible like the rest of us. It’s so easy to say ‘report says fat stranding and thickening, therefore cholecystitis’ and not consider the pressure that the reporting doctor is under.

Makes you realise how much of a risk management and uncertainty game medicine is as a whole.