Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐

Getting ready for your radiology residency interview? 🎯

Here are 5 things to remember on interview day: bring genuine enthusiasm, know your application, be ready to tell your story, prepare for the classic interview questions, and have thoughtful questions ready for the program.

Want examples of questions you may be asked — and questions YOU should be asking? Check out Episode 23 of the Don’t Miss That Radiology Podcast for the full discussion.

🎙️ Radiology Interview Advice | Episode 23
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In Episode 22 of Don't Miss That Radiology Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Gaston Min, former medical student, current radiology resident, and self-described Anki super user, to discuss how spaced repetition can transform the way you learn radiology.

We explore how Dr. Min built his study system, what makes a great radiology Anki card, how to avoid common mistakes that waste time, and strategies for retaining thousands of imaging findings without feeling overwhelmed. Whether you're a medical student preparing for rotations, an incoming radiology resident, or an established trainee looking to improve retention, this episode is packed with practical tips you can start using immediately.

Topics include:

• Why spaced repetition works
• Creating high-yield radiology Anki cards
• Image-based cards and visual learning
• Building versus downloading decks
• Managing card overload and review fatigue
• Using Anki during medical school and residency
• Long-term retention of imaging findings and anatomy

If you've ever wondered whether Anki is worth the effort or how top learners use it effectively, this episode is for you.

Helping medical students see what others miss.

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The ERAS deadline is approaching fast, and small details can make a big difference. In this episode, we walk through a final checklist for radiology residency applicants before submitting their applications. We discuss common mistakes, personal statements, letters of recommendation, experiences, signals, and application strategy. Whether you're applying to radiology or another specialty, this episode will help ensure your application reflects your best work and avoids preventable errors. Don't hit submit until you've listened!
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Welcome to Episode 20! In this special recap, we revisit our top-performing live review cases, distilling complex radiology cases into high-yield, bite-sized clinical pearls. Tailored specifically for medical students and R1 residents, this episode delivers essential diagnostic and management takeaways designed to sharpen your clinical acumen quickly and effectively. Tune in for high-impact learning you can apply right away on the wards.

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Think ultrasound is all gray scale and guesswork? Think again. In this episode of Don't Miss That Radiology Podcast, we break down ultrasound by the numbers, covering the key measurements, cutoffs, and quantitative findings every radiologist, trainee, and clinician should know. From gallbladder wall thickness and common bile duct diameter to endometrial thickness, testicular volume, appendiceal size, and more, we review the numbers that help turn images into diagnoses.

Whether you're studying for boards, preparing for call, or just looking to sharpen your ultrasound fundamentals, this rapid-fire review will help you remember the measurements that matter most.

🎧 Don't miss the numbers behind the diagnosis.

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The review continues! In Episode 18, Part 3, we cover more high-yield imaging concepts every medical student should know:

🔹 What appears bright on ultrasound—and why?

🔹 How can you recognize free intraperitoneal air?

🔹 What does air in the liver mean?

🔹 How can you distinguish portal venous gas from pneumobilia?

Test yourself with rapid-fire questions and practical explanations designed for rotations, exams, and real clinical cases.

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Radiology Exam Review continues with 3 more high-yield concepts every medical student should know.

In Episode 17, Part 2 of Don’t Miss That Radiology, we break down:

🫁 Lungs are too white — a simple approach to the differential
🤰 Ectopic pregnancy — key ultrasound findings you don’t want to miss
🔍 Hartman’s 6 Patterns of Pathology — Innie, Outie, Narrowing, Dilation, Thickening & Displacement

These are practical, board-style concepts designed to help you recognize patterns, answer exam questions, and approach imaging with confidence.

⭐ Don’t memorize everything. Learn the patterns. And Don’t Miss That Radiology.

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Episode 16: Top 12 Things to Know for Your Radiology Exam—Part 1

Have a radiology exam coming up? Start here. I updated one of my most popular TikTok exam reviews—the same review students told me helped them perform well—and turned it into a podcast series.

In Part 1, we work through the first three of my Top 12 Things to Know for Your Radiology Exam, with high-yield images, practical explanations, and memorable pearls to help you recognize the right answer.

For slides/notes check out https://linktr.ee/radiology101

Study smarter—and don’t miss that radiology exam question.
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We start with a quick review of the key anatomy from Part 1, then take it a step further with some anatomy you can actually use on your next rotation.

In this episode:

• Peripancreatic anatomy — a great ultrasound-to-CT correlation that makes identifying the pancreas and surrounding vessels much easier
• Malrotation — how understanding the relationship of the SMA, SMV, and bowel can help you recognize this important diagnosis
• Morrison’s pouch (hepatorenal recess) — where to look for free fluid and why this space is so important in trauma
• FAST exams — connecting the anatomy to real-world emergency imaging and a finding that seems to show up on almost every episode of The Pitt

The goal isn’t to memorize anatomy for an exam. It’s to understand the anatomy well enough to recognize when something is wrong.

⭐ Don’t Miss That Radiology — practical radiology pearls for medical students, residents, and anyone who wants to get better at imaging.

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Episode 14: Anatomy Pearls – Part 1

Anatomy is the foundation of radiology. Before you can recognize pathology, you have to know what normal looks like.

In the first episode of this new anatomy series, Dr. Matt Hartman reviews high-yield anatomic relationships and landmarks that every medical student, resident, and clinician should know. Rather than memorizing endless structures, you’ll learn practical anatomy that you can immediately apply while interpreting imaging studies.

In this episode, we cover:

• The lesser sac and why it matters
• The two important structures that pass between the aorta and superior mesenteric artery
• The portal vein using the “Three Rivers” analogy
• Major branches of the abdominal aorta that appear on everyday imaging

Whether you’re preparing for your radiology rotation, studying for board exams, or simply want to become more confident reading CT and ultrasound, these anatomy pearls will help you build a stronger foundation.

🎙️ Don’t Miss That Radiology — Practical radiology education for medical students, residents, and clinicians.

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