#multisystem

A term for a system who is considered separate from the other sidesystems. They are normally fully separate compared to the other sidesystems.

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This is a case of Medulloblastoma.  Here are the important imaging features:  - Malignant neuroepithelial tumor of the posterior fossa.  - Most commonly seen in children  - Always screen the spine in patients with posterior fossa tumors to rule out drop metastases  - Differential is ependymoma https://radiogyan.com/spotters/classic-radiology-cases/ Visit the website for more radiology resources!  #radiogyan #radiology #imaging #radiologist #radiographer #radreg #CT #MRI #ultrasound #xray #radres #radiologyresident #FOAMed #FOAMrad #advancedimaging # Read the full article

#radiogyan #radiology #imaging #radiologist #radiographer #radreg #CT #MRI #ultrasound #xray #radres #radiologyresident #FOAMed #FOAMrad #advancedimaging #FRCR #FRCRexam #raded #radreg #MedEd Read the full article

This is a radiology quiz consisting of 10 classic Radiology Cases. These cases are contributed by Dr. M Venkatesh! Most of the cases are straightforward while few are difficult. Here are instructions about radiology cases and spotters: General instructions for spotters Here is the list of rest of the radiology cases/spotters: Radiology spotters- RadioGyan.com. More Radiology resources Radiology resources - RadioGyan.com Normal Imaging Anatomy modules.: Learn and revise imaging anatomy. Links are divided by anatomy and modality. Cases: Radiology cases with important diagnostic points. Videos: Radiology videos from other websites with important teaching points highlighted. Spotters:  Sets of 10 radiology spotters, one minute for each spotter. Articles: Descriptive articles on common imaging topics, including Journal club. Guide for first-year radiology residents. Guide for final year radiology residents.  Guide to the FRCR exam Software: Links to common radiology software. Recommended Books for Radiology Residents. Radiology Conferences: Updates about upcoming radiology conferences and CMEs. If you wish to contribute radiology cases/spotters please submit them here. If you have any suggestions/ corrections contact us here If you wish to support RadioGyan.com, you can do that here:  Support RadioGyan for Free!.     Read the full article

This is a set consisting of 10 common normal anatomy variants radiology Cases. These cases are contributed by Dr. M Venkatesh! You will often encounter a lot of normal variants during routine reporting. It is important to be aware of these as one can erroneously report them as a pathology which will not only lead to unnecessary investigations and but also anxiety for the patients. You can compare these cases with normal anatomy modules which we have compiled. These are very important from the FRCR point of view as well. You can go through a few more anatomical variants here: Normal anatomy variants radiology. Here are instructions about radiology cases and spotters: General instructions for spotters Here is the list of rest of the radiology cases/spotters: Radiology spotters- RadioGyan.com. More Radiology resources: Radiology resources - RadioGyan.com Normal Imaging Anatomy modules: Learn and revise imaging anatomy. Links are divided by anatomy and modality. Cases: Radiology cases with important diagnostic points. Videos: Radiology videos from other websites with important teaching points highlighted. Spotters:  Sets of 10 radiology spotters, one minute for each spotter. Articles: Descriptive articles on common imaging topics, including Journal club. Guide for first-year radiology residents. Guide for final year radiology residents.  Guide to the FRCR exam Software: Links to common radiology software. Recommended Books for Radiology Residents. Radiology Conferences: Updates about upcoming radiology conferences and CMEs. If you wish to contribute radiology cases/spotters please submit them here. If you have any suggestions/ corrections contact us here If you wish to support RadioGyan.com, you can do that here:  Support RadioGyan for Free!.     Read the full article

Simple depiction of my more active alters. The top two, Elijah and James, are the main pilots while the others put in their two cents unless something that really interests them is around, then of course they force themselves out. Dallas or Avery take over when the main host ain't feeling it. Recently discovered other people actually have this disorder and I'm actually glad I'm not alone. I'm glad to know there's many others actually... so, introductory post I guess.

Actually, this is an interesting idea and especially when you consider that companies will eventually add specific amounts of cache memory on top of the storage memory of usb sticks similar to the ways that current SSDs and Hard drives work.