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I've been looking for a good MSK book that can be read during residency. For plain films, I think this older book is probably the way to go. The bare bones, something like that. By Chew as well. No longer being actively published, last edition was 97? Its plain film bones though...

I think I would have to agree .... I think you need a night out without thinking of school. Just go out and have fun.

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don't think you need to send them anything.

I didn't hear from my rads program for a few months and didn't get the contract and stuff like that till a few months before I started rads. Only program I heard from immediatly was my TY program. Basically, don't freak out if they don't contact you. They got you and you got them. When its...

maybe malpractice/lawsuits? maybe cause reading mammography isn't that great. I dunno, I still haven't done a rotation in yet...Hard to tell what is what on those mamms though. But its a field thats paying very well right now.

This really isn't supposed to be rude, just more about my experiences from someone who doesn't have the family. I've seen a few families go through school with a ton of spousal support. I see families in my residency do it now, one has 3 children. So its very doable. Most have a stay at home...

you'll get better and more info at auntminnie.com You will have a very very hard time finding a H1B visa form what I understand. Not sure how the acgme thing works yet with fellowships. I know some are and some aren't. I imagine it will be harder I imagine to get because you're not training...

every program is different

in house call in the hospital. no IR call at our program. Post call I think the resident stays with a family member who lives closer.

we got a resident who has like a 2? hour commuete to get to work. I wouldn't do it. But if willing, its possible.

Now that I've seen some of how the other side works, I can say it can matter. It really dependent on what the program will look at and care about. We've had some strong applications at our program and we're not a high ranking place. Yet we've ignored good applicants because they failed some...

I was once told that it was a dead field. That most employers would want a radiologist who does nucs. I think in nucs your limited to very large practices or academia.

that it-2014 or something. I got it with my contract for this summer, no clue how to fill out.

hrmm how soon after the 3rd Wednesday? because today is the 3rd Wednesday for me. I also got my contract for next year ...