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Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐

Dr. Matthew Hartman

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Frequency: 1 episode/3d. Total Eps: 15

Learning radiology doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Don’t Miss That Radiology delivers high-yield imaging pearls, classic radiology signs, board-style questions, and real-world cases in short, easy-to-understand episodes. Whether you’re a medical student, resident, PA, NP, or healthcare professional, you’ll learn practical imaging concepts you can apply immediately. Hosted by Dr. Matthew Hartman, radiologist, educator, and creator of Radiology 101, this podcast focuses on the findings you don’t want to miss.

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Abdominal anatomy: CT & ultrasound Anatomy Pearls to Impress on Rotations (and while watching The Pitt)

Episode 15

Wednesday, August 12, 2026 • Duration 11:01

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.

#radiology #anatomy #ultrasound #CT #thePitt

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Episode 14: Abdominal Anatomy Pearls – Part 1

Episode 14

Saturday, August 1, 2026 • Duration 13:41

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.

#Radiology #Anatomy #MedicalEducation #FOAMRad #MedEd

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July 1: How to crush your radiology rotation

Episode 5

Friday, July 3, 2026 • Duration 07:22

🎙️ Episode 5: How to Crush Your Radiology Rotation as a Med Student

It’s July, and thousands of medical students are starting their radiology electives and audition rotations. In this episode, we shift from reading images to learning how to stand out on the rotation (though I'll throw in a pearl about XGPN).

You’ll learn practical strategies that can make a lasting impression—from the importance of being early and being well dressed and attentive. We will also go over common mistakes that can hurt your evaluation. We’ll discuss how to work effectively with residents and attendings, what to do before your first day, and how to demonstrate curiosity, professionalism, and initiative without getting in the way.
Whether you’re considering radiology as a career or simply want to maximize your elective, this episode provides actionable advice to help you succeed.

Topics include:
• How to prepare before day one
• Reading room etiquette
• Asking questions that impress
• Common mistakes to avoid
• Tips for earning an outstanding letter of recommendation
• Resources to continue learning after the rotation

Because in radiology, you only see what you know—and attendings notice students who are eager to learn. Remember not to be staring at your smartphones during rotations. Instead have a pocket radiology guide in which you can take notes--I think I know a good one.

We will have a part 2 where we talk about how to approach cases as a medical student if you are on the "hot seat"

#Radiology #MedicalStudent #RadiologyRotation #AuditionRotation #FutureRadiologist #MedicalEducation

Don't Miss That--Radiology of why the lungs are so white? Blood, water, cells or pus!

Episode 4

Monday, June 29, 2026 • Duration 16:39

Episode 4: Why Are the Lungs Too White? Blood, Water, Cells, or Pus?

Why do lungs look too white on a chest X-ray? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐, you’ll learn a simple framework to quickly narrow the differential: blood, water, cells, or pus.

We’ll build a practical approach to chest X-ray interpretation by covering:

The Silhouette Sign – localize disease by determining which normal borders disappear.
The Spine Sign – recognize lower lobe pathology that can be easy to miss.
The Air Bronchogram Sign – understand what it tells you about alveolar disease.
Interstitial vs. Alveolar Disease – learn the key imaging patterns every medical student and resident should recognize.
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) and Pulmonary Edema – identify classic findings including vascular congestion and the batwing (bat-wing) sign, and learn how to distinguish pulmonary edema from pneumonia and other causes of diffuse lung opacities.
Cavitary Lung Lesions – finish the episode with the CAVITY mnemonic to remember the major causes of pulmonary cavities and build a practical differential diagnosis you’ll use on rotations and exams.

Whether you’re preparing for your radiology rotation, studying for shelf or board exams, or simply want to become more confident reading chest X-rays, this episode provides practical, memorable teaching points you can apply on your very next shift.

Don’t miss that diagnosis.

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Don't Miss That--Chest X-Ray Emergencies

Episode 3

Saturday, June 27, 2026 • Duration 10:06

Episode 3: Chest X-Ray Emergencies – Don’t Miss These Critical Findings

Some chest X-rays can’t wait. In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman reviews the life-threatening findings every medical student, resident, and clinician should recognize before the patient leaves the imaging department.

In this episode you’ll learn:

✅ How to identify misplaced lines and tubes
✅ Recognize a pneumothorax before it becomes a tension pneumothorax
✅ Detect free air under the diaphragm and know when it signals a surgical emergency
✅ Recognize pneumomediastinum and understand its key imaging clues
✅ Identify pleural effusions and distinguish them from other causes of chest opacity
✅ Develop a systematic approach to interpreting emergency chest radiographs with real teaching cases and practical pearls

Whether you’re on your radiology rotation, in the emergency department, or preparing for exams, this episode focuses on the chest X-ray findings you simply can’t afford to miss.

📚 Don’t Miss That Radiology helps medical students, residents, and healthcare professionals build confidence through memorable teaching points and real-world cases.

🎧 Subscribe for new episodes every week!

#Radiology #ChestXRay #Pneumothorax #Pneumomediastinum #PleuralEffusion #LinesAndTubes #FreeAir #MedicalStudent

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Don’t miss that—radiology of bowel obstruction and ileus

Episode 2

Friday, June 26, 2026 • Duration 11:31

Episode 2: Don’t Miss That Bowel Obstruction! 🚨

Small bowel obstruction or large bowel obstruction? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman walks you through a practical, step-by-step approach to abdominal radiographs using the Rule of Threes to quickly recognize bowel pathology.

You’ll learn how to:
✅ Differentiate small bowel from large bowel obstruction
✅ Apply the Rule of Threes to bowel dilation
✅ Recognize the classic coffee bean sign of sigmoid volvulus
✅ Identify imaging clues that should never be missed
✅ Build a systematic search pattern for abdominal X-rays

Whether you’re a medical student, resident, or clinician looking to improve your abdominal imaging skills, this episode provides memorable teaching points and real-world examples to help you read with confidence.

Remember: You only see what you know… don’t miss that.

🎙️ Follow @Radiology101 for more radiology teaching pearls.
📚 Learn even more with the Don’t Miss That Radiology Pocket Guide.

#Radiology #MedicalEducation #AbdominalXray #BowelObstruction #SmallBowelObstruction #LargeBowelObstruction #SigmoidVolvulus

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Law of Burps and Farts: A Simple Way to Find Free Air on Radiology

Episode 1

Friday, June 26, 2026 • Duration 05:33

Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐ | Episode 1: The Law of Burps and Farts (Free Air Detection)

Looking at abdominal X-rays doesn’t have to be intimidating. In this first episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman introduces a simple, memorable approach to identifying free intraperitoneal air using the “Law of Burps and Farts.”

You’ll learn:

✅ A systematic approach to every abdominal radiograph using Stones, Bones, Mass, and Gas
✅ How patient positioning changes the appearance of free air
✅ The “Law of Burps and Farts”—an easy way to remember where air should (and shouldn’t) be
✅ How to recognize Rigler’s sign and other classic clues to pneumoperitoneum
✅ Real cases that help you avoid missing a surgical emergency

Whether you’re a medical student, resident, emergency physician, or anyone learning radiology, this episode provides practical tools you can apply immediately on your next abdominal X-ray.

📚 Don’t Miss That Radiology is a podcast dedicated to helping learners recognize critical imaging findings through memorable teaching pearls and real-world cases.

🎧 Subscribe for new episodes every week!

#Radiology #MedicalStudent #AbdominalXray #FreeAir #Pneumoperitoneum #RiglersSign #EmergencyMedicine #GeneralSurgery

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ERAS Signaling Explained: How to Maximize Your Radiology Interview Chances

Episode 13

Monday, July 27, 2026 • Duration 12:15

Confused about residency signaling? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman reviews the latest evidence on ERAS preference signaling, explains why signaling matters, summarizes current research, and shares practical advice on choosing where to send your signals.

Topics include:

* Why signaling was created

* Gold vs. silver signals

* Latest interview data

* Common mistakes applicants make

* Practical strategy for diagnostic radiology applicants

Whether you’re applying this year or planning ahead, this episode will help you use your signals more effectively.

6 gold
9 silver

Let's maximize our chances

“Don’t signal where you only want an interview. Signal where you’d be happy to match.”

#medicalstudent #eras #residencysignaling #residencyinterview #radiology

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Episode 12: Sharp Lines--One of the Most Important Clues in Radiology

Episode 12

Thursday, July 23, 2026 • Duration 15:21

Some of the most important findings in radiology announce themselves with a sharp line.

In this episode, Dr. Matt Hartman explains why every crisp interface on an imaging study should make you stop and ask, “Why can I suddenly see this border?” You’ll learn a practical pattern-recognition approach that helps you identify critical diagnoses while avoiding common pitfalls.

Topics include:

* Pneumothorax and the visceral pleural line

* Rigler’s sign and free intraperitoneal air

* Air-fluid levels in achalasia

* Hematocrit levels within hematomas

* Milk of calcium

* Skin folds and other common mimics

Rather than memorizing isolated diagnoses, you’ll learn a visual framework that can be applied across radiology and improve your interpretation of chest radiographs, CT, fluoroscopy, and beyond. Whether you’re a medical student, resident, clinician, or practicing radiologist, this episode will change the way you look at sharp lines on imaging.

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or watch the full video on YouTube to follow along with the imaging examples.

Don’t Miss That Radiology—helping you recognize the findings that matter most.

#radiology #medical student #meded #pneumothorax #podcast

Episode 11: All Issues Contrast – Understanding Contrast-Enhanced Imaging

Episode 11

Monday, July 20, 2026 • Duration 24:49

Episode 11: All Issues Contrast – Understanding Contrast-Enhanced Imaging

When should you order contrast? When should you avoid it? What do the arterial, portal venous, and delayed phases actually show?

In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matt Hartman explains the fundamentals of contrast-enhanced imaging using real clinical cases and easy-to-remember principles. Rather than memorizing protocols, you’ll learn why tissues enhance differently and how enhancement patterns help narrow your differential diagnosis.

Topics include:

Why and when to use IV contrast
Arterial, portal venous, and delayed phase imaging
Timing matters: understanding enhancement patterns
A classic hepatic hemangioma and progressive nodular enhancement
When contrast changes management—and when it doesn’t
Common pitfalls in ordering and interpreting contrast studies

This episode works as an audio podcast, but because we’re discussing imaging, you’ll get even more out of the video version on YouTube or Apple Podcasts, where you can follow along with the CT images as we review each phase.

Remember: Tissue is the issue. Contrast doesn’t just make pictures prettier—it helps reveal the underlying pathology.

If you’re enjoying the series, please subscribe, leave a review, and share the podcast with a colleague, resident, or medical student.

Don’t miss that radiology!

#radiology #medical student #contrast #medicaleducaion

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