Real fur?

I'm not a radiologist but thank you so much. Merry Christmas to you too Mama

Merry Christmas, not happy holidays

Very enriching ❤

A worth listening podcast for the medical fraternity in order to update itself with the latest modalities and interventions in the field of radiology, and that too from the King of antenatal imaging…Dr Dilkash. Looking forward for such informative podcasts in future also. Will appreciate, if you throw some light on the role of AI in Radiology, particularly in CT and MRI in your next Podcast.

Why only women? 🤔

Please keep the podcasts coming they are awesome

Sir I'm confused between surgery and ir 😢 my mother is a gynecologist I have worked with her in ot but I don't want to do post op n all in india we first need to diagnostic radiology then ir I wanted to do pediatric surgery and work for free but now I have realised it's not possible sir I'm confused please help 😢

Presentation is nice ❤

Great content, as always! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

Wow the two best Radiologists with great personalities.❤❤❤ Thank you Sathish for hosting them. We need to hear more of them.

Hello! I’m a Moroccan medical student interested in pursuing my education at Toronto. Could you please share information on the application process, scholarships, and any specific requirements for international students? Thank you!

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Canada is Most racoist country in the world especially if you look South Asian (India,Srilanka ,Pakistan. Bangladesh )

Hell lot of holes in Canadian medicare system - huge wait list to meet doctor, unaffordable medical cost, greedy pharmaceuticals - 1000% profit margin. India is lot better when compare to rest of the world - affordable, quick access to Dr.

Amazing BUT NOT You podcast has highlighted so many people dedicated to making their reachable part of the world

Rural medicine is still a challenge for the patients Growing up yo knew anything complex meant a trip to the city In my 20’s there started to be more technology available in small or rural communities Now to my surprise telemedicine is reaching people and making it possible to live rural with some of the benefits of being irban

Whom are you talking about?

An Amazing career and an incredible doctor

There are no videos how to work in canada after MD radiology in india . Kindly post a video on that too . U urself is indian i guess , kindly share the insights

Too cool what technology can do

BRAVA 🎉

That is not what insanity is. That quote bugs me to no end.

Dr G you are amazing Just as your countrywoman Madam Curie you are an inspiration for women in science Moreover you are a model for life regardless of whether it is medicine or not Teamwork, recognition of another person’s achievements or contributions leads to a more positive world FAN GIRL big time

Really enjoying this podcast because had friends 30 years ago who were treated in the new technology and how radiology has exploded into so many specialties Initially it seemed to be focused on cancers and neurological procedures Now it seems that the imagination of diagnosticians is the limit of what radiology can do

i respect excellence

thank you for the infos

I really do appreciate hearing this

We owe a debt of gratitude to Dr Saul Hertz who conceived and brought from bench to bedside the medical uses of RAI- Thernostics/Nuclear Medicine Saul Hertz - Wikipedia.

So proud of you Dr.Kulkarni ♥️

Very nicely explained Supriya. Keep it up.

Great going Supriya!

Excellent interview❤

Now do a video about a radiologist who's a dad and prove you're not just pandering

This was such an inspirational discussion!

Needs to be really skilled, dedicated, passionate. Willing to work long hours, take call. Can earn between $1M to $2.5M. However family life can get affected unless spouse is exceptional, preferably in similar line of work. Takes a toll on health like neck and back problems,ionizing radiation risk including malignancies.

Interventional Radiology has become a fascinating specialty The potential for cardiovascular and cancer therapy is mind boggling Cardiac stents in the 90’s changed cardiac care now some of the possibilities you talk about can change cancer treatment too cool ❤

How can i contact you?

Kudos on your remarkable achievement! Dear Farah. Congratulations, and May your future be even brighter!

That is something that Canadians do well They like to enjoy new cultures and explore the things that they have in common as well as the differences ❤

Thats what the surgeons never accept you as a speciality and making their own diagnosis in most part of the world😎 exceptions there too

Fascinating

Oh WOW as an ICU nurse ethics is such a slippery slope millions of medical dollars are typically spent in the last 6 months of life It becomes an issue of chasing life or longing death So is AI used to predict a cancer’s future ability to kill Does a patient have a chance of fighting and long term survival rates based on age other comorbidities and ability to afford care

Another very interesting topic Is there room for non radiologists with AI interpretation

Hey but what about cake the filling is always the best part 😂 there speaks a middle child 😂

Now what are the HIPPA guidelines? Are there security of information concerns There was a hospital that contracted with Australia thinking that being daytime during our night it would be more efficient However Australian terms were slightly different and neither the nurses or doctors were comfortable sometimes with the descriptions or landmark 😂

Oh WOW so glad found this podcast by accident ❤ Thank you Dr Murphy for a really cool talk from a nurse who enjoys pink omelettes as long as Ontario cheddar is involved alas no Teeswater old cheddar

This has been a very interesting interview, now must check out other vlogs! Dr Simon thank you for your inspirational words.

What an inspiration to everyone in medicine and beyond! An absolute genius

I’m funny. Funny how?