Issue, June, 2025
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Conceptual Radiology
Radiology That Sticks: 5 Game-Changing Sessions You Can’t Afford to Miss!
Still relying on guesswork for complex radiology cases? While others are confidently diagnosing adnexal torsion or nailing lower limb Doppler scans, are you stuck revisiting old notes or scattered YouTube videos?
This month’s best sessions from Conceptual Radiology prove one thing: when concepts are clear, radiology becomes intuitive—and even enjoyable.
Here are 5 absolute must-watch sessions that are making waves in the radiology community:
1. Mastering Infertility & Amenorrhea with Dr. Arushi Yadav
From streak ovaries in Turner’s syndrome to the role of AMH in ovarian insufficiency, this crisp conceptual session ties clinical and radiological pearls together effortlessly.
Key learning points:
- Basics of infertility and amenorrhea
- Types and causes of infertility
- Role of imaging in ovarian causes
- Identifying streak ovaries on ultrasound
- Clues to diagnose Turner’s syndrome
Don’t just learn definitions—understand the “why” and “how” behind imaging choices.
2. Radiology Residency Essentials: Diaphragm Imaging Explained By Dr. Aisha Khan
This session is a goldmine for residents struggling with diaphragm imaging. It breaks down complex anatomy and physiology, and connects it to real-world pathologies.
Key learning points:
- Basic anatomy and embryology of the diaphragm
- Important physiological roles (beyond respiration!)
- Common pathologies like diaphragmatic eventration, paralysis & congenital hernias
- Key imaging modalities: X-ray, Ultrasound (B-mode & M-mode), CT & MRI
- Clinical relevance of phrenic nerve involvement and more!
3. Imaging of Peritoneal Anatomy for Radiology Residents By Dr. Zainab Vora Explains
If you’ve always found peritoneal anatomy confusing, you’re not alone. In this honest and relatable session, Dr. Zainab Vora takes you through a step-by-step conceptual radiology approach to understanding the peritoneum, using CT images and real-world analogies.
Key learning points:
- Basic peritoneal anatomy
- Peritoneal ligaments, omentum, and mesentery
- How to trace bowel loops on CT
- The role of imaging modalities (CT, MRI, PET) in peritoneal disease
- Common mistakes and what surgeons actually want from radiologists
4. Imaging of Adnexal Torsion By Dr. Rashmi Singh
This video, Dr. Rashmi Singh discusses one of the most important gynecologic emergencies—Adnexal Torsion—with a sharp focus on diagnostic imaging. Designed especially for radiology residents, emergency doctors, and gynaecology trainees, this video covers the clinical presentation, pathophysiology, key imaging findings, and differential diagnoses associated with adnexal torsion.
Key learning points:
- Risk factors: from cystic teratomas to IVF-stimulated ovaries
- How adnexal torsion presents clinically (acute pelvic pain, nausea, palpable mass)
- Pathophysiology: step-by-step breakdown of venous, lymphatic, and arterial compromise
- Ultrasound, CT, and MRI findings that suggest torsio
5. Comprehensive Approach to Lower Limb Doppler Ultrasound By Dr. Ekta Mishra
In this detailed and clinically relevant session, Dr. Ekta Mishra takes you through a step-by-step approach to performing and optimising Lower Limb Arterial Doppler Ultrasound. This video is a must-watch for radiologists, sonologists, vascular surgeons, and clinicians involved in peripheral vascular assessments.
Key learning points:
- Fundamentals of Doppler ultrasound physics
- Importance of grayscale optimisation before Doppler application
- Choosing the right probe: high-frequency vs. low-frequency
- Image optimisation techniques: depth, sector width, gain, and frame rate
- Critical role of Doppler angle and how to achieve optimal insonation
- Understanding colour flow patterns, artefacts, and angle correction
Don’t Miss Out: These Sessions Are Just the Beginning
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