How I Won The Hardest Radiology Quiz

[@dereksocomd]

Please make videos for the rest of the cases 🙏🏼 this was awesome

[@ensamvarg1974]

Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the questions and your explanations.

[@jayakrishnanr9811]

Great approach!! Would love to see the rest of the cases

[@burtd24]

Thanks for sharing great case. Would love to see the rest of the cases.

[@aroakoa6498]

Impressive. I would certainly need more than a few minutes to come up with these differentials. Way to go!

[@somasreemanna9893]

Thank you for sharing.

[@berlincaseviewer]

This is really amazing stuff they are pulling up in these quizzes. Very well done! 🎉

[@РульныйДядька]

Very nice case a bit more detailed patient information would greatly reduce the differential here) looking forward for a new cases!

[@mbmd1625]

So was the thymic mass just “thymic rebound” from immunotherapy ???

[@DrChristophAgten]

No It was not a thymoma at all, it was a mesothelioma

[@arseniocavada1473]

Hi Christoph. Why did you expect a Thymoma with that location. The vast majority of thymomas are in the anterior mediastinal region. Less than 4% arise in other sites.

[@DrChristophAgten]

Because I am a MSK rad and don't know about thoracic tumors 😂

[@arseniocavada1473]

@@DrChristophAgten Being a musculoskeletal radiologist myself, I completely sympathize with you.

[@bariseker4193]

Yea Thymoma was funny but paraneoplastic myositis was impressive.

[@fernandonery9076]

Chemotherapy and effect adversity very complicated from radiologists !

[@fernandonery9076]

Paraneoplastic Syndromes from Head to Toe: Pathophysiology, Imaging Features, and Workup (RSNA).

[@sladpooja4218]

very slow.. kind of annoying.... sry