#radiology doctor

[kims-trivandrum]

Dr. Santhosh Joseph - Interventional Neuro Radiology Expert

As Senior Consultant & Clinical Lead for the Interventional Radiology Department at KIMSHEALTH Trivandrum, Dr. Santhosh Joseph is a renowned & one of the Interventional Neuro Radiology Expert. He has over 34 years of famous interventional radiologist experience. Click here to book an appointment. 

Visit- https://www.kimshealth.org/trivandrum/doctors/dr-santhosh-joseph/

[silly-centipede]

Thinking about a career as a doctor like "hm. Radiology or oncology yes"

Then I remember this fucking guy

[yuwuta]

i love men in uniform (pilot nanami, firefighter yuuji, nurse yuuta, vet megumi) soooooooooooooo much <3333

[a-concert-just-for-me]

Me studying MRI/spine anatomy videos for like 3 hours because I got to download my MRI scans and think it’s so fun to speculate on what is Wrong With Me

[crimeronan]

the lady who called to tell me my brain MRI was cancelled because medicaid wouldnt cover it sounded like she was on the verge of tears & it probably did not help to have me slurring my entire response because i got woken up out of a dead sleep at 2:30 PM while having an autoimmune flare. sorry ma'am it's okay i promise. thank u for caring so much. my brain probably isn't That damaged. i hope

[nerdgirlnarrates]

I’m on a radiology elective now, and it’s my first time in the reading room. I definitely understand the appeal for some people, but the environment is so soporific to me, I would be passing out every day at work if I were a radiologist lol. Someone should definitely make reading room ASMR though, it would be perfect.

[kn96artworks]

first MRI exp :D

it's quite cozy. not too cold (literally my question before going in because i can't stand cold). it was really loud tho but partway through brain start thinking that it could make a prettty lit rave beat so ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ went in for about 30 mins? i think

crack rev: i don't have claustrophobia (yay). 10/10 would sleep in the mri tube

[humandisastersquad]

On my knees begging doctors to take a radiology refresher course for once in their fuckign lives

[medical-health-care-software]

JVS-DiComPlus: Revolutionizing DICOM Case Management

In the bustling world of cardiology, every heartbeat counts. For a cardiologist, the ability to access and analyze past cases is crucial—not just for learning and improvement, but for saving lives. Yet, with the growing complexity of cases, managing an ever-expanding collection of DICOM CDs can become a cumbersome task. That’s where JVS-DiComPlus

Imagine Dr. Mehta, a seasoned interventional cardiologist, who has spent years compiling an extensive library of DICOM cases. His collection, stored across dozens of CDs, represents a lifetime of learning, breakthroughs, and patient stories. But as the collection grows, so does the challenge of organizing, retrieving, and utilizing this critical data. Time spent searching for the right CD is time lost, and converting DICOM files into formats for presentations is an additional burden.

Enter JVS-DiComPlus—the world’s first plug-and-play custom DICOM case storage device. With a simple connection to his computer, Dr. Mehta can access a sleek, intuitive interface that instantly transforms his approach to case management. No more rifling through stacks of CDs or worrying about compatibility issues. The device’s pre-installed, Windows-compatible software allows him to store up to 5,000 cases on a single 2TB drive, all easily searchable with ultra-fast speed.

But it doesn’t stop there. JVS-DiComPlus goes beyond storage, offering powerful tools that enable Dr. Mehta to play back cine sequences, zoom into images, and export DICOM files into JPEG or AVI formats with a single click. Whether preparing for a high-stakes presentation or simply reviewing a past procedure, the device’s advanced image management features save him time and effort.

In just a few weeks of using JVS-DiComPlus, Dr. Mehta notices a transformation in his workflow. He’s more organized, more efficient, and more confident in his ability to retrieve and present his work. His cases are no longer just stored—they’re at his fingertips, ready to be used for teaching, learning, and making a difference in the lives of his patients.JVS-DiComPlus isn’t just a storage device; it’s a revolution in DICOM case management. For Dr. Mehta and countless other cardiologists, it’s the key to unlocking the full potential of their clinical data—quickly, efficiently, and effortlessly.

[orcelito]

Honestly sooooooo fucked up that I thought my overwhelming daily fatigue and debilitating body pain was a product of the awful working conditions I was under for years and years... and yet, despite being out of work for half a year now, I'm still so fatigued and in pain all the time??? Like come on man that's not fair

Oh well maybe I have liver disease and they'll treat it and then I am magically so much more energized like I was as a kid. We can only hope !!!!

[telltale-apologist]

MEDICAL ADVICE!!!

If you get x-rays in a state/country you do not live in!! ASK FOR A DISC WITH YOUR IMAGING!! Doctors cannot just pull up scans from other places. It could take weeks to get your scans and discs that get mailed get lost All The Time. Ask for your disc, and when you go to get x-rays at the next place, give it to them

[superhell]

office politics at ppth are literally wild both deans of medicine we’ve seen have been like i need to be able to get house to do what i want BUT house is never gonna listen to me on my own so i have to get wilson on my team bc wilson CAN control house and meanwhile the rest of the hospital needs like. actual running. so i can only assume most of the place is self sufficient and house’s department is the literal only department that needs constant dean of medicine interference like the job is sign papers smile big and get on good terms with wilson

[help-im-a-medstudent]

Managed to massively confuse the radiology consultant today when I saw that was who was calling, picked up the phone and said "Hello this is the radiology SHO"

He hung up and called back immediately very confused but I managed to answer correctly the second time

[radiologistrabbit]

new question

[cithaerons]

sorry i just need something in my life to be easy. 

[drkushhospital]

Congratulations to ISRO for making Chandrayaan -3, a great success.