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neuro_imager
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Comment #17889818
I'm not sure how well this translates to humans.
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Comment #17747668
Really pleased to hear you're doing well. As someone who has faced a similar situation in the past I can attest as to how hard it can be to pull yourself out of that downward spira…
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What is the best approach to learning about medical image processing?
I’m a physician (neuroradiologist) who interprets medical images on a daily basis. I’m interested in developing my knowledge base about medical imaging software technology. I’m par…
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Comment #17172563
I can't believe this waffle qualifies for a Harvard medical school publication. Clearly the wooly-haired management and soft science types have overrun Ivy League Medicine.
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Comment #16952600
Where did you find out about Emoxypine? Do you have any reliable references about this?
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Comment #16940378
South Africa didn't 'denuclearise' in the sense of giving up arms. They had a change to a completely incompetent government who wouldn't know how to spell 'nuclear' let alone fatho…
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Comment #16918350
Privacy - All transactions on venmo are easily accessed by venmo and other third parties. International transactions - Venmo is very limited in this regard. The unbanked - As state…
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Comment #16896336
Yeah everyone is "clean" until they fail a drug test. Absence of proof isn't proof of absence. And drug tests pretty much suck.
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Comment #16896323
Sports do not all benefit equally from PEDs. The requirement to demonstrate high level muscular endurance over such prolonged time periods makes the relative benefits to cyclists v…
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Comment #16896294
The quote "judge talent at its best and character at its worst" seams appropriate here.
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Comment #16820811
I'm guessing you're in the US where this type of behaviour is typical. Fortunately that is not the case in many other parts of the world where incentives are not as perverse. (phys…
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Comment #16784366
For the sake of completeness, I'll expand: It's rarely up to the interventionalist if and when they will treat a stroke. There are clear guidelines on treating these patients (whic…
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Comment #16784064
Salary (unless you're moonlighting - which is less common, and overall less attractive). Why do you presume that our intentions are nefarious when you have no idea what you're talk…
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Comment #16783810
Actually, its interventional cardiology for heart attacks and neurointerventional surgery/interventional neuroradiology(NIR) for strokes. (Not IR which cover non-neurological and n…
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Comment #16504115
I would share this article but I've been living on a resident/fellow salary for way too long and need at least a few years to milk that cash cow first.
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Comment #16495327
(Physician here) I am so pleased that competent technology companies (Google, Amazon and now Uber) are entering the healthcare space. I really heope this portends the demise of the…
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Comment #16489300
You do realize this is the same regime that detains political enemies under bogus charges, assassinates them and sells their organs on the black market?
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Comment #16382101
I posted a link to a company making secure laptops and iphones on a previous, similar thread and got down-voted and accused of shilling/trolling. If you are interested look for : l…
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Comment #16382094
I posted a link to a company making secure laptops and iphones on a previous, similar thread and got down-voted and accused of shilling/trolling. If you are interested look for : l…