“We wanted to come down to the reading room because your screens are so much better”

With this flat/comminuted burst fracture I was concerned about cement leakage limiting how much I could fill. #SpineJack to the rescue! This system allowed partial height restoration and control of cement in a really small space. Especially great tool for these types of cases

In press: Individual and neighborhood level sociodemographic factors associate with types of LBP treatment orders, especially image guided interventions and surgery. This was a big undertaking, grateful to Neiman HPI University of Utah JACR Ruth Carlos sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We're on a mission to support radiology residents and fellows through educational programs, preparing them to become leaders in their field.

Show your support this #UGivingDay ! bit.ly/4aIa1d7 UofURadiology

Using the paramaxillary approach to aspirate a large deep parotid cyst. A satisfying procedure as patients will usually feel immediate relief and decreased facial fullness #neurorads

Sometimes the weirdest tidbits pique my interest in neurorads. For example, seeing this patient’s ears and knowing he’s likely experienced a few fistfights. Also realizing he was likely fighting a right handed individual (left ear shows more chronic damage)- “cauliflower ear”

'Wrong Level Spine Surgery & Intervention' presented by Dr. Jeffrey Stone.
Know your levels!
#ASSR24
#Spine #Radiology
#NeuroRadiology
🤩Classic AJNR article: ajnr.org/content/early/…

Honored to hear priceless life & career tips from the best!!! **Women with Spine**@The_ASSR Michele H Johnson MD linda gray Alyssa Watanabe Judy Gadde, DO, MBA Sandra Abi Fadel Mai-Lan Ho @Cynxinwu Lubdha Shah

American Society of Spine Radiology (ASSR) Wende Gibbs Amish Doshi Vinil Shah Miriam Peckham Douglas Beall Jack Jennings, MD, PhD Vikas Agarwal Dan Nguyen M.D. Josh Hirsch Dana Dunleavy, MD

#ASSR2024 officially underway! Great turnout for the hands on workshop.

Safe travels to all coming in today.

Dr. Anne Osborn delivered a powerful presentation at the Women in Radiology event last week on 'Life, Love and Career”. University of Utah Health #raded

I did an image-guided lumbar puncture recently on a person who was chronically blind from known idiopathic intracranial hypertension. I asked her how many lumbar punctures she had in the past.
She answered 28.
How many were 'horrible'? I asked.
She answered 25.
I know its all

In the Fall issue of the #ASNR Young Professionals Newsletter, Dr. Miriam Peckham interviews Dr. Anne Osborn on a range of issues, from career development to effective presentation skills. Read the full interview: ow.ly/fkBq50Q0Kjw

#Neurorad #RadRes

Excited to join this all-star lineup of experts from across the country next Thursday, June 22 for 'Procedures 101 for the General Radiologist', an ARRS live virtual symposium. Hope to see you there!

Join Miriam Peckham for her module on Basic Spine Procedures, June 22.

Register Now: arrs.org/ARRSLIVE/Educa…

Disagreement in grading stenosis can lead to confusion on f/u spine MRIs. The more important piece of info to convey is whether or not the stenosis has changed - something we found that radiologists have good agreement on Troy Hutchins Lubdha Shah
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Application site for #2024 #CTMW is now open. Early career radiologists looking for guidance on developing clinical trials should apply!
Deadline is July 1
rsna.org/CTMW
Miriam Peckham UofURadiology RSNA

I tell trainees that ours is the only job that is nearly 100% documented. Surgeon can choose what to report from the OR, internist from a physical exam, path can have sampling error from a gross, and even IR can choose which images to save. Diagnostic imaging is a humbling field

#ARRS Monday Morning Spine session - this is the team you want to learn from with the PITFALLS CAT COURSE April 17th in Hawaii 🌴☀️🐟