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Built by a doctor for doctors | AI second look for X-rays & CTs | Systematic findings | Differentials | Recommended next steps

Joined November 2026
Vision is an Android app that gives a structured second look at X-rays and CTs. Upload a scan, add patient context, and get findings, ranked differentials, red-flag next steps, and an SBAR handover. Always confirm with a qualified clinician. tinyurl.com/2mbtexrx
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Did you know that on November 8th 1895, German physics professor Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen accidentally discovered a mysterious new form of invisible radiation while experimenting in his darkened laboratory at the University of Würzburg, giving the world the X-ray🩻?
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طفل عمره 9 سنوات حضر الى الطوارئ يعاني من ضيق مفاجئ في التنفس ، ألم في الجهه اليسرى من الصدر وفي البطن مع انخفاض في اصوات التنفس في الجهة اليسرى وذلك بعد عدة نوبات من القيء .. هكذا كانت نتيجة الأشعه ، ماهو التشخيص ؟
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Two radiographs are seen here. What's their respective diagnosis.
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Vision retweeted
A 45-year-old man with previously treated pulmonary tuberculosis presents with recurrent hemoptysis. Chest radiography shows a right upper-lobe cavity containing a rounded intracavitary mass surrounded by an air crescent. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Which part of a chest X-ray do you find hardest to read?
0%Behind the heart.
100%The hila.
0%The apices.
0%Lines and tubes.
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A simple way to read every chest X-ray in the same order🩻: ABCDE. A thread for students and interns🩺. #FOAMrad
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A – Airway (Is the trachea central?) B – Breathing (Look at the lungs & pleura🫁) C – Circulation (Observe the heart size & mediastinum🫀) D – Diaphragm (Look at the shape & look for free air🩻) E – Everything else (Bones, Soft tissue, Lines & Tubes🦴)
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What is the diagnosis📍 #radiology
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Before you read any chest X-ray, check the film with RIPE: Rotation (clavicle heads equidistant from the spinous processes). Inspiration (≈6 anterior or ≥9 posterior ribs). Projection (PA or AP?). Exposure (vertebrae just visible behind the heart). Quality first, every time.
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