Let's Read Out!

Episode 8: Let’s Chat! Advice Panel

My friends and colleagues join me as we discuss speed, accuracy, zoom read outs, and complex inpatient body cases. A fantastic panel including: Dr. Jen Padwal, Dr. William Hong, Dr. Komal Chughtai, Dr. Aman Khurana, and Dr. Lu Shen! Full transcript here.

 

Case of the week (COTW)2: Graft versus host disease

Rising physician Andrew Nguyen submits a case of GVHD. Let's talk about the hepatobiliary imaging findings, protocoling, and those "exploding crypts" on histology! Images found here 

Case of the Week (COTW) 1: Ovarian Transposition

Dr. Helen Xu and Dr. Luyao Shen kick off our new case of the week segment. Corresponding Case images can be found here

Case of the Week! New Segment Alert.

New Segment Alert! We'd love to feature you on our podcast. Submit a case to be considered on our show. Details for submission can be found at www.letsreadout.com including the submission site and powerpoint template. 

Case submission guidelines 

Episode 7 - Let‘s practice interviewing!

Stanford Career Development specialist Marlene Scherer Stern stops by the podcast to talk about the Dos and Don'ts of interviewing! Take a listen before your next residency, fellowship or job interview!

Episode 6 - Let‘s Connect with OBGYN! HSGs!

Radiology and OBGYN come together for tips, tricks and troubleshooting HSGs with Dr. Julia Kim. 

Episode 5 - Incidental Bone Lesions with the Bone Guru

Youtube MSK imaging stand out Dr. Chris Beaulieu makes his Let's Read Out debut. Come listen to him break down incidental bone lesions found on a CT abdomen and pelvis!

Episode 4 - Flank Pain in 15 minutes with Dr. Brooke Jeffrey!

The legendary Dr. Brooke Jeffrey makes his Let's Read out debut! Come listen to his amazing approach on acute flank pain!

Episode 3 - Fetal Imaging with Dr. Dolores Pretorius

The 3D ultrasound guru joins me for an episode about high AFP!

Episode 2 - Protocol like a pro with Dr. AJ Mariano

Protocol like a pro! Join us for episode 2 as Dr. Mariano discusses commonly utilized body imaging CT protocols. Ray, a new Stanford R1, asks us insightful questions!