Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐

Episode 22: Anki for Radiology: Study Smarter, Remember More Featuring Dr. Gaston Min, Radiology Resident & Anki Super User

In Episode 22 of Don't Miss That Radiology Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Gaston Min, former medical student, current radiology resident, and self-described Anki super user

Episode 21: Last-Minute ERAS Checks Before You Hit Submit

The ERAS deadline is approaching fast, and small details can make a big difference. In this episode, we walk through a final checklist for radiology residency applicants

Episode 20: Clinical Pearls & Best Cases – A Live Review Recap

Welcome to Episode 20! In this special recap, we revisit our top-performing live review cases, distilling complex radiology cases into high-yield, bite-sized clinical pea

Episode 19: Ultrasound by the Numbers

Think ultrasound is all gray scale and guesswork? Think again. In this episode of Don't Miss That Radiology Podcast, we break down ultrasound by the numbers, covering the

Radiology Exam Review Part 3 | Episode 18

The review continues! In Episode 18, Part 3, we cover more high-yield imaging concepts every medical student should know:   🔹 What appears bright on ultrasound—and why?

Radiology Exam Review Part 2: 3 More Questions You NEED to Know | Episode 17

Radiology Exam Review continues with 3 more high-yield concepts every medical student should know. In Episode 17, Part 2 of Don’t Miss That Radiology, we break down: 🫁

Episode 16: Top 12 Things to Know for Your Radiology Exam: Part 1

Episode 16: Top 12 Things to Know for Your Radiology Exam—Part 1 Have a radiology exam coming up? Start here. I updated one of my most popular TikTok exam reviews—the sa

Abdominal anatomy: CT & ultrasound Anatomy Pearls to Impress on Rotations (and while watching The Pitt)

We start with a quick review of the key anatomy from Part 1, then take it a step further with some anatomy you can actually use on your next rotation. In this episode:

Episode 14: Abdominal Anatomy Pearls – Part 1

Episode 14: Anatomy Pearls – Part 1 Anatomy is the foundation of radiology. Before you can recognize pathology, you have to know what normal looks like. In the first ep

ERAS Signaling Explained: How to Maximize Your Radiology Interview Chances

Confused about residency signaling? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman reviews the latest evidence on ERAS preference signaling, explains w

Episode 12: Sharp Lines--One of the Most Important Clues in Radiology

Some of the most important findings in radiology announce themselves with a sharp line.                   In this episode, Dr. Matt Hartman explains why every crisp int

Episode 11: All Issues Contrast – Understanding Contrast-Enhanced Imaging

Episode 11: All Issues Contrast – Understanding Contrast-Enhanced Imaging When should you order contrast? When should you avoid it? What do the arterial, portal venous,

Episode 10: Ultrasound Basics – The Fundamentals Every Medical Student Should Know

Episode 10: Ultrasound Basics – The Fundamentals Every Medical Student Should Know   Ultrasound is one of the most powerful bedside imaging tools in medicine—but it can

Episode 9: How to Read an Abdominal CT (Part 1) | Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐

Episode 9: How to Read an Abdominal CT (Part 1) | Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐ Opening an abdominal CT for the first time can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to. I

Ep 8: How to Study Radiology | 10 Principles Every Medical Student Should Know

How to Study Radiology | 10 Principles Every Medical Student Should Know How do you actually study radiology? After working with hundreds of medical students and reside

🎙️ Episode 7: Putting It All Together – Review #1

Ep 6--Hartman 6 Patterns of Tubular Pathology | Stop Memorizing Diseases. Start Recognizing Patterns

Hartman’s 6 Patterns of Tubular Pathology | Stop Memorizing Diseases. Start Recognizing Patterns. What if almost every disease affecting a tubular structure could be und

July 1: How to crush your radiology rotation

🎙️ Episode 5: How to Crush Your Radiology Rotation as a Med Student It’s July, and thousands of medical students are starting their radiology electives and audition rota

Don't Miss That--Radiology of why the lungs are so white? Blood, water, cells or pus!

Episode 4: Why Are the Lungs Too White? Blood, Water, Cells, or Pus? Why do lungs look too white on a chest X-ray? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐, you’ll

Don't Miss That--Chest X-Ray Emergencies

Episode 3: Chest X-Ray Emergencies – Don’t Miss These Critical Findings Some chest X-rays can’t wait. In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman r