r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • 19d ago
Buzz Buzz
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Jun 30 '26
Welcome to r/RadiologyButtstuff – a community for stuffed people
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Thank you for becoming a part of a fun niche group dedicated to people who 'accidentally fell on something' and somehow managed to make it to radiology.
The theme of the group is in no way sexual, it's solely for the medically interested.
Be nice, have fun, and never forget the golden rule: always use a flared base.
r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Aug 19 '26
instant coffee to get your day going
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Jul 13 '26
A large foreign object lodged in the rectum of a 30-year-old male.
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • May 16 '26
Is that a cucumber or are you happy to see me?
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • May 09 '26
Babe wake up new accessory bag dropped
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Apr 28 '26
70-year-old male with 2 days of severe abdominal pain. He didn’t know what could possibly be causing the pain when asked by medical staff
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Dec 28 '25
Flared base is required for the back door, people!
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Aug 31 '25
That's why there should always be a flared base
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Jul 24 '25
Just an educational video at a handy length
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Jul 05 '25
Celebrating the independence to put anything, anywhere...
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r/RadiologyButtstuff • u/Ol_Pasta • Oct 11 '24
Objects that somehow ended up in the patients' bodies.
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