Can you detect the cause of this pain in the neck?
Jess is a 43-year-old office worker who presents with a seven-day history of progressive neck pain.
Tag: Radiology
Is it safe to eat chocolate Santas handed out in hospitals?
The urban myth that the festive figurines are made from expired Easter bunnies has been laid to rest by German researchers.
GPs to receive letters on head imaging referrals
The referrals have been assessed against Choosing Wisely recommendations on imaging for primary headache disorders such as migraine and tension hea…
4 reasons diagnostic radiologists have higher rates of burnout
Their unique working conditions could be partly to blame, say US researchers.
Hypofractionated radiotherapy following prostatectomy ‘non-inferior’
The higher dose but shorter duration approach has similar levels of side-effects to conventional dosing, US researchers say.
GP referrals for low back imaging under the microscope
The latest NPS MedicineWise practice review tackles unnecessary X-rays and CT scans for non-specific back pain.
Is an office accessory to blame for this elbow pain?
Gianfranco, a 35-year-old bank manager, presents complaining of pain at his left elbow for several months.
Radiologist banned over integrative medicine side gig
He prescribed steroids, stimulants and growth hormones to patients "dissatisfied" with GP care.
Axial spondyloarthritis diagnosis: Which imaging modality is best?
German researchers conclude that X-rays should be avoided when MRI is available.
