Project presentation ideas

[yoyohomieg5432]

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I have to present a disease.. it can be any disease but the emphasis is on radiology. Anybody have any good ideas of a disease with interesting radiological findings? Preferably something not super complex.

I know the potential is endless, but i really have a hard time narrowing things down when there is literally anything that can be presented on.

 

[psychhopefull2016]

I have to present a disease.. it can be any disease but the emphasis is on radiology. Anybody have any good ideas of a disease with interesting radiological findings? Preferably something not super complex.

I know the potential is endless, but i really have a hard time narrowing things down when there is literally anything that can be presented on.

Intuscecception?

 

[operaman]

I'd vote for sickle cell.

Tons of radiographic findings on all sorts of studies and each directly tied into the pathophysiology of the disease itself.

 

[Crayola227]

I have to present a disease.. it can be any disease but the emphasis is on radiology. Anybody have any good ideas of a disease with interesting radiological findings? Preferably something not super complex.

I know the potential is endless, but i really have a hard time narrowing things down when there is literally anything that can be presented on.

Ankylosing spondilitis.

 

[*brobro*]

MSK ultrasound for early inflammatory changes in joints is a pretty hip way to help diagnose early rheumatoid and other forms of inflammatory arthritis. I bet you could compare it to plain films and maybe correlate it with progression and serologic findings.

 

[OnePunchBiopsy]

Want to go into surgery?

Vascular:
Endoleaks
Aortic dissection
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Trauma:
Pneumothorax (spontaneous usually, tension should ideally be treated before rads gets involved)
Liver/Spleen laceration

Peds:
Intussusception
Malrotation
Meckle's Diverticulum
Hirschprung's Disease

General:
Biliary Disease (gallstones, biliary duskinesia (HIDA scan))
Hernias
Colon Cancer

 

[Donald Juan]

Are you actually a pre-med as your status says? Who are you presenting this to? If it's to a bunch of surgeons, most of the topics discussed will be boring as hell. Of course, if it's to other non-medical people they will probably think anything you say is interesting.