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    Tag: Radiology

    Medical Must-See: CT scan throws doctors a bone in mysterious appendicitis case

    September 20, 2024

    A nine-year-old boy’s abdominal pain and fever became a bone of contention in this acute appendicitis case published in Radiology Case Reports. The child had…

    Dr Kevin Daynes

    Doctor sacked for alleged pelvic thrusting at Christmas party awarded $368,000 by court

    August 26, 2024

    A radiologist sacked after being accused of pelvic thrusting at a female employee has been awarded almost $368,000 after a court found it was possible…

    Suspect a stress or rib fracture? An ultrasound referral may be the best option

    August 26, 2024

    Fracture diagnosis has traditionally relied on X-rays, but ultrasound is increasingly recognised as a valuable alternative. As a diagnostic tool for bone fractures, it offers…

    Underground trains rendering hospital MRI scans unreliable: Melbourne’s $180 million headache

    August 22, 2024

    What happens when someone has the bright idea to build an underground rail network just 20 metres beneath the foundations of your city’s hospital precinct?…

    Spot Dx — What’s the cause of this blackout?

    July 19, 2024

    A bystander races into the practice, asking for help for a man who has blacked out up the road.  Test your clinical know-how by taking…

    Cause for caution with corticosteroids pre-arthroplasty

    July 6, 2024

    A sixty-five-year-old man, with no medical comorbidities, has a painful right hip which is being investigated by his GP. An MRI shows severe hip joint…

    AI cuts radiologist workload and improves mammography screening: study

    June 14, 2024

    Radiologists experienced a one third reduction in their overall workload when artificial intelligence (AI) was involved in interpreting a mammography screening program, a study shows.…

    Radiology

    Court rejects second negligence claim against radiologist over a myelogram he performed 47 years ago

    June 3, 2024

    Two decades after winning a negligence claim over a myelogram he performed way back in 1977, a Sydney radiologist could be forgiven for thinking the…

    How a Melbourne GP made $2.6 billion from a ‘harebrained idea’

    April 15, 2024

    Dr Sam Hupert started out as a GP in 1981. He is now a billionaire, but as you can guess, this fortune has not been…

    The incidentaloma menace: Why GPs and radiologists need to talk

    March 15, 2024

    “You have got a community that thinks modern medicine is amazing and can tell them everything with certainty — and the reality is it cannot.”…

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    The incidentaloma menace: Why GPs and radiologists need to talk

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