Eric Postal, MD

Quantifying images is straightforward, except when it’s not.

The usual suspects in radiology overcalls.

When too many abnormal findings becomes normal in radiology.

A different kind of satisfaction score in radiology.

Sometimes image quality is just plain bad.

Radiologists, watch out for these symptoms. Part 2 of 2.

A new diagnosis for radiologists. Part 1 of 2.

How to stay efficient in radiology, even when no one else is.

Positive enforcement in radiology hopefully goes a long way.

No radiologist wants to be told to do more for the same result.

Every problem in radiology has a silver lining.

Celebrating the winners in radiology.

In radiology, who is That Guy?

Radiologists can’t be everything to everyone.

Radiologists and referring clinicians should learn the language of voice recognition.

It’s better to be honest in radiology.

Advice for radiologists on jumping on the healthy bandwagon.

Keeping up with the new rules for radiologists is half the battle.

Radiologists are as happy to share thoughts about MOC as they are about MOC.

Who has the upper hand, the applicant or the hiring radiology practice?

If no one sees a radiologist working, are they really working?

Reaction to errors in radiology is just as telling as the actual errors.

An item for wish lists: user-friendly radiology software.

Radiology is much more than getting through a worklist.

A radiologist’s Halloween.

Pick your poison in radiology practice size.

The internal battles in radiology.

Your reputation in radiology impacts whether people are willing to listen to you or not.

Advice for presidential wannabes from a health care professional: stay out of it.

In radiology, let your effort match your appetite.