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For a while I 've been pondering sort of similar questions. Clinical medicine is something I would hate to forget ..however, I like IR too much to continue to stick to medicine. I'd like for senior rad. residents and practicing radiologists to answer this question for me.
Do you really forget your clinical medicine after a few years of radiology training and practice? or Is it a fact that radiology actually reinforces your knowledge. I know a radiologist is not a practicing clinician rather a diagnostician but can you keep yourself on top of the ball in the latest treatment and stuff for the bread and butter of medicine?
Another question: Can radiologist prescribe without limitations?
Thanks guys...your comments are welcome.
Do you really forget your clinical medicine after a few years of radiology training and practice? or Is it a fact that radiology actually reinforces your knowledge. I know a radiologist is not a practicing clinician rather a diagnostician but can you keep yourself on top of the ball in the latest treatment and stuff for the bread and butter of medicine?
Another question: Can radiologist prescribe without limitations?
Thanks guys...your comments are welcome.