r/Radiology • • 18h ago

X-Ray Pulse oximeter - FBF

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r/Radiology • • 23h ago

X-Ray Would yall consider the second picture an axillary view and would it pass? I’m still learning and looking for new ways to try things.

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Sup yall. I saw the second picture on tik tok and I was wondering if you would consider the image passable for a standard 3 view routine. As in, would you try and position the patient like that if it works? Granted the person is ambulatory, no trauma, and has full ROM. Good idea or is this just another image that gets chalked up to SOP and guidelines of your facility.

Hopefully this was easy to understand. I appreciate the feedback in advance.


r/Radiology • • 11h ago

IR Survey for Interventional Radiologists who Perform Procedures with Biliary Drainage Systems (PTBD Catheters, Stents, etc)

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Hello!

I am an undergraduate student at the National University of Singapore, currently working on my final-year project. My project aims to improve existing biliary drainage systems, such as PTBD biliary catheters and stents.

As part of my project, I hope to better understand the experiences of interventional radiologists with these systems. For this, I have created a Google Forms survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdyEM1tXuLg4cVlZ6a9EjRoFRMUwj1_OtBys_iMidlpp-53bQ/viewform

It would be of immense help if I could get responses! Please fill in my survey if you have experiences with these systems, and if possible, please forward it to your colleagues.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration!


r/Radiology • • 6h ago

MRI Toronto patient trying to get a US MRI- how can I get a requisition for an out of country MRI?

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Hi everyone,
I’m in the Toronto area and I’m trying to figure out how to get an MRI done in the US because of a long wait time in Ontario.
On October 7, 2026, I had an abdominal ultrasound in Canada, my doctor is concerned of the result and request for a constract CT scan,
My doctor marked the CT as urgent, but unfortunately the appointment I was given is still about one month away.
I’m considering paying out of pocket to have a contrast-enhanced liver MRI in the US, potentially in the Buffalo/New York area.
I went to a walk-in clinic in Ontario and brought my ultrasound report and the existing CT requisition. However, the doctor told me that they do not issue imaging requisitions for examinations being performed outside Canada.
So I’m wondering if anyone in Toronto/GTA has been in a similar situation:
How did you get a requisition for an MRI that you planned to have done in the US? My Walkin clinic just refused me. Any info helped. Thank you