seesthruya

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by seesthruya 6mo ago
Well, I find Whispersync for Kindle to be absolutely irreplaceable. I have a 40 minute drive to work each way, and I find audiobooks the best way to pass the time. At night if I want to read the same book from my drive, Kindle picks up exac
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by seesthruya 6mo ago
Really interesting! Love the combination of 'code cad' and graphical interface. I've been screwing around with build123d and its vscode plugin, which always selections, but this seems to take that concept much further.
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by seesthruya 6mo ago
Radiologists work best in consultation with the physicians ordering the studies. Sadly, this is less and less common as workloads increase in medicine. When I started 20 years ago there were whole teams that came through the radiology depar
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by seesthruya 6mo ago
This is illegal in the USA.
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by seesthruya 6mo ago
Here we go again. There's something about radiology that makes it the perfect bait for nerd sniping. I guess it's probably the misunderstanding that it is exclusively pattern recognition. Here are my opinions, after a 20 year care
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Using AI to make an app that will cut fret slots(youtube.com)
1 points by seesthruya 7mo ago|4 comments
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by seesthruya 7mo ago
Highline Guitars has a relatively popular YouTube channel dedicated to building guitars, often going into great detail on subjects like guitar design, CNC, wood finishes, etc. In this video he shows an app he created using Cursor that gener
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Not trolling! They are incredibly well built. I don't know if this counts but a quick look shows: https://www.jdpower.com/cars/2025/porsche/911
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by seesthruya 1y ago
In my experience, and I believe surveys and statistics bear this out, the Porsche 911 is one of the most reliable vehicles on the road.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
> HIFU for prostate also is a ripe area for grifters as it is advertised and marketed towards low risk cases that would probably benefit from active surveillance. Unfortunately, I have extensive first hand experience with practices that
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by seesthruya 1y ago
> I can imagine a busy neurosurgeon running a good practice calling the hospital CEO to discuss unforgiving interpretations of post op scans from the AI bot…… I have fielded these phone calls, lol, and would absolutely love to see ChatGP
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by seesthruya 1y ago
> Some of these systems are deployed at different hospitals and medical facilities around the country. The radiologist still does there job, but some odd, random hard to notice conditions, AI is a literal life saver I would be very inter
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Me: 4 years undergrad - major and minor not important, met the pre-med requirements 2 year grad school (got a master's degree, not required, but I was having fun) 4 years medical school 5 years radiology residency
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by seesthruya 1y ago
THERE ARE NO RADIOLOGISTS AVAILABLE TO HIRE AT ANY PRICE!!! True, and very frustrating. Imaging volume is going parabolic and we cannot keep up! I am offering full partnership on day one with no buy-in for new hires. My group is in the top
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Yes, that would be ideal, if we could build such a system. I think we cannot with current tech.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Hi aabajian, thanks for replying! I might quibble with your math a little. Most CTs have more than 100 images, in fact as you know stroke protocols have thousands. And many scans are reconstructed with different kernels, i.e. soft tissue, b
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by seesthruya 1y ago
If you believe this is true, why stop at radiology? Couldn't the same be said for every other non-surgical specialty?
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by seesthruya 1y ago
We are not close at all.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
As a working diagnostic radiologist in a busy private practice serving several hospitals, this has been my experience as well. We have some excellent ER physicians, and several who are very good at looking at their own xrays. They also have
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by seesthruya 1y ago
I'm a diagnostic radiologist with 20 years clinical experience, and I have been programming computers since 1979. I need to challenge one of your core assumptions. > Can AI read diagnostic images better than a radiologist? Almost ce
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Agreed, and from what I understand radiation oncology treatment planning has benefited from this.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
For what it's worth, I almost dropped out of medical school in my second year to go back to a career in tech. It was a close thing. Still, I have enjoyed my time in radiology. It is insanely challenging to do well, and has been very re
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by seesthruya 1y ago
This is illegal, and you will go to jail if you do this with a Medicare or Medicaid patient and it is discovered.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
When you get a medical test like an MRI, there is both a technical fee and a professional fee that is paid. For a shoulder MRI, the technical fee, which goes to the facility that performs the scan, maybe $1,500. The professional fee, that g
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Basically, the ABR needs to approve a residency program for the residents that graduate from the program to be eligible to sit for the boards. I don't think they would ever do it, but technically the ABR could stop them.
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by seesthruya 1y ago
You cannot bill for a resident's work, without an attending signing off on it. I like residents, I actually started a new radiology residency program. They are a net drain on productivity in radiology, due to the teaching obligations
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by seesthruya 1y ago
I'm a radiologist that can program! I've authored and contributed to several open source projects over the years, and I'm currently doing a deep dive in CAD/CAM after buying a CNC machine. I help my practice where I can,
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Ok, I should have been more clear. A radiologist practicing in the USA can live anywhere in the world, but they must be trained in the USA, licensed in the state(s) where they read from, credentialed at the hospitals or facilities they read
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by seesthruya 1y ago
Basically, they are all currently hot garbage. In my practice we have: 1. Mammography CAD 2. Pulmonary nodule CAD 3. Intracranial hemorrhage CAD 4. Intracranial vessel CAD They all stink! I would love it if they were useful, radiology is in
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by seesthruya 1y ago
There's a reason they can't.

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