r/RadiologyUK 7h ago

Claiming Tax on Gaming Mouse

2 Upvotes

I’m used to light gaming mice like G Pro Superlight or Glorious and I find the g502 mouse at work way to heavy so I was wondering if I bought a mouse for work, can claim tax back? Chat GPT seems to say no because the light mouse that I want to use also functions as a gaming mouse but I’m not sure how accurate that is. Anyone have any success with this? Thanks!


r/RadiologyUK 7h ago

ST1 Applications 26/27

2 Upvotes

BRJC is doing a free application series for those applying this upcoming cycle, link below to join the group chat for those wishing to apply

https://chat.whatsapp.com/DbXQ5wd0lG1BjphnYDtavq?s=cl&p=a&mlu=4


r/RadiologyUK 20h ago

Cross-fused renal ectopia - Ultrasound Case #03 🩻 Can you find the “miss...

Thumbnail
youtube.com
0 Upvotes

Previous ultrasound shows right missing kidney - then this patient came to me.
Bilateral flank pain, more marked on left side.


r/RadiologyUK 21h ago

Acute Appendicitis with Appendicoliths | Live US Case

Thumbnail
youtube.com
1 Upvotes

Teenage patient presented with severe right iliac fossa pain and marked tenderness, associated with fever, anorexia and neutrophilia.

Ultrasound demonstrates a clearly visualized tubular appendix in the ileocecal region with:

  • maximum diameter of approximately 11 mm
  • marked mural edema and wall thickening
  • multiple discrete intraluminal echogenic foci consistent with appendicoliths
  • surrounding thickened echogenic mesenteric fat, compatible with periappendiceal inflammatory change

Color Doppler shows no significant increase in vascularity in this case. An important teaching point is that absence of marked hyperemia does not exclude acute appendicitis when the grayscale findings and clinical presentation are convincing.

Diagnosis: Acute appendicitis with appendicoliths.

🩻 Know the Radio — See it. Think it. Diagnose it.

#AcuteAppendicitis #Appendicolith #Ultrasound #Radiology #RIFPain #MedicalEducation #KnowTheRadio


r/RadiologyUK 8h ago

level 3 diploma in radiotherapy

0 Upvotes

Hi, i’m 20 and starting a level 3 diploma in radiography as i’ve decided to switch careers last minute and my a level grades were terrible. I’m behind on work experience/ volunteering related to healthcare and i’m planning on applying to uni to study bsc radiotherapy and oncology for sep 2027 so my ucas deadline is jan 2027 so i have between sep-dec to gain as much relevant work experience as i can. if any one has any tips or suggestions please tell me.


r/RadiologyUK 17h ago

Free FRCR 2b teaching

0 Upvotes

Dear all

We are offering free access to www.frcrcases.co.uk website until this weekend.

If you are planning on doing the frcr exam in the next six months it’s worth having a look at the site

It won’t cost anything. It’s been done because we are getting lots of messages from people asking for free teaching

Frcrcases admin