Advice for young physicians who learn radiology
What is the best approach to deal with learning chest x-ray?
Interviews
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COVID 19 and a new light on the importance of chest x-rays
With COVID the abnormalities can be quite subtle.
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What makes the textbook and application different from other resources?
Each chapter is started with a ‘what's in it for me’, so that you as a learner have a clear understanding when you start reading a chapter, what you're going to get from that chapter for yourself that will help you with your clinical practice.
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Is the chest x-ray interpretation still important for internal medicine or intensive care specialists?
Currently, the X-ray examination that is most often ordered by internal medicine and intensivists is the chest X-ray that is still the core, the framework of imaging within their departments too.
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Dr. Julian Dobranowski about his textbook. Is it addressed only to radiologists?
Textbook concentrates on the teaching of x-ray interpretation through a focus on anatomy, radiological anatomy, concepts of pathology, differential diagnosis and important concepts and competencies.
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Tips on how to interpret chest x-rays for nonradiologists
How would you summarize basic recommendations for chest x-ray interpretation for nonradiologists?
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Low-dose chest CT for lung cancer screening in never-smokers
Can we use low-dose chest computed tomography (CT) for lung cancer screening in selected never-smokers?
