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For the next week, I’ll post excerpts from our “How to Read a Head CT” comic. Today is 5/5. The comic is available for free at: radiopaedia.org/courses/head-c…
Stefan Tigges
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Stefan Tigges
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Teaching w/ comics. My 5 free Radiopaedia comics on reading CXRs, Head CTs, Abdominal CTs & Medical Stats: radiopaedia.org/courses/stefan…
- 93 CT scans on the work list at at 7:51 am. Please send wellness modules.
- It took me 8 hours & 40 ounces of coffee to draw this gag, totally worth it.
- This week I’ll be posting cases/tutorials. Today, we’ll discuss Ground-Glass Opacity. 3/5
- Right pneumothorax with what I think is the "culprit bleb" that ruptured.
- Working on a simple drawing for readers of the "How To Read A Head CT" comic to draw for themselves to better remember negative mass effect of parenchymal loss due to chronic stroke. Each of the 10 chapters has a drawing exercise to help cement key concepts.
- Learn Anatomy on Twitter! Monday drawing. This week, the pelvis. See if you can draw this picture, drawing will help you learn the anatomy! If you need review, check out my comic: photos.app.goo.gl/4V4eext8VTp93d…
- Our "How to Read a Head CT" Comic is now available on @Radiopaedia! This free course includes >320 panels, 10 supplementary playlists, one lovable bear, 10 drawings for readers to do, 20 MCQs & innumerable bad jokes. radiopaedia.org/courses/free-s…
- Working on an explanation for cytotoxic vs. vasogenic edema for the "How To Read A Head CT" comic. Any suggestions? @tabby_kennedy @RyanBPetersonMD @phudge54 @saspist @Kriota @DShatzkes @CDP_Rad @RichDuszak @garciapiresmd
- Trying to come up with the simplest possible drawings of "normal" brain, epi/subdural hematoma for nascent "How To Read A Head CT" comic.
- Working on a case that shows how to distinguish a lung abscess abutting the chest wall from an empyema, something I still struggle with. Fortunately, Papa Bear is around to help me.
- Super brief explanation of IV contrast use in head CT. Remember, the "How To Read A Head CT" comic is pitched at a med student/intern level.
- This patient has a pneumothorax, but where is it? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/chest-…
