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Protocols
CT Scan Protocols
MRI Scan Protocols
Contacts
FMIG Phone Directory
Radiologists
|
Name |
Position |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Dr Paul Lau |
Radiologist |
0400 222 222 |
5678 |
|
Dr Andrew Dobrotwir |
Radiologist |
0400 222 222 |
4356 |
|
Dr Nitin Gupta |
Radiologist |
0400 222 222 |
2355 |
|
Dr Anthony Taranto |
Director/Radiologist |
0400 222 222 |
1234 |
Management
|
Name |
Position |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Ms GR |
CAO |
0400 222 222 |
5432 |
|
Mr SD |
CFO |
0400 222 222 |
6542 |
|
Mr TD |
CTO |
0400 222 222 |
4096 |
Technical Staff
|
Name |
Position |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Ms PD |
Deputy Chief Radiographer |
0400 222 222 |
5678 |
|
Mr TNN |
CT Supervisor |
0400 222 222 |
1234 |
|
Mr PDel |
MRI Supervisor |
0400 222 222 |
4356 |
|
John Demonstein |
Radiographer |
0400 222 222 |
2355 |
|
Susanna Cawdry |
MRI tech |
0400 222 222 |
4322 |
Reception/Admin
|
Name |
Position |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Alison Campton |
Reception |
0400 222 222 |
1234 |
|
Juney Nguyen |
Reception |
0400 222 222 |
5678 |
|
Debbie Pearson |
Reception |
0400 222 222 |
4356 |
|
Koh Huyen |
Courier |
0400 222 222 |
2355 |
|
Sandra Bullete |
Assistant |
0400 222 222 |
4322 |
Physicians
|
Name |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Dr Jimmy Parker |
0400 222 222 |
1234 |
|
Dr Max Bygraves |
0423 433 222 |
5678 |
|
Dr Heidi Seeker |
0429 832 937 |
4356 |
|
Dr Patti Little |
0432 145 976 |
2355 |
|
Dr Ronny Patel |
0425 658 434 |
4322 |
Services/Supply
|
Name |
Position |
Phone |
Ext. (#) |
|
Jeff White |
GE Regional Manager |
0411 223 344 |
1234 |
|
Sprok Joshi |
GE MRI Applications |
0423 433 222 |
5678 |
References
Imaging References & Classification
CT Protocols
Chest, Cardiac and Breast
CTCA CAD-RADS
FLEISCHNER Criteria- Lung Nodules
Pulmonary Fibrosis
CT Aorta measurements
MRI Breast - Radiology Assistant Tute
Ultrasound Breast - Radiology Assistant Tute
ILO Chest XRAY guidelines
Abdomen
Ct Colonography C-RADS
Pancreas Cystic Lesions
US Fatty Liver
Genito-Urinary and Obstetric
Bosniak Classification
Fibroids PALM-COEIN
Polycystic Ovaries US
O-RADS_classification US
IOTA - Ovarian Tumour Simple rules
Obstetric Dating Scan - EDD
US Obs & Gynae cut-off values
Musculoskeletal
Bone Age
Hip Replacement ComplicationsBone Tumours
MRI Hamstring Injury - Radiology Assistant Tute
Shoulder Rotator Cuff Injuries
Vertebral Abnormality Xray
Neuro
MRI Haematoma Staging IMAGE
Case courtesy of Frank Gaillard, MRI Haematoma Staging TABLE
Other
Thyroid Nodules
Thyroid - Taller than wide
Cervical Node Levels
NORMAL REFERENCE VALUES
Pharmaceuticals
Iodine Contrast
Adrenaline
Metoprolol
Betaloc IV
Metoprolol IV Viatris (= Betaloc)
Coralan
Atropine
Nitrolingual Spray
Glyceryl Trinitrate tablets
Buscopan
Xylocaine
Celestone chronodose
Euflexxa
Medical Management
Anaphylaxis
Anticoagulation Guidelines
Beta Blocker Overdose
Capital Clinical Policies 2024 NCLC
Capital Clinical Policies 2025 NCLC
Radiation Risks - Breastscreen WA
Radiation Risks - Breastscreen WA
ARPANSA Radiation Protection guidelines
Information Systems
Dictation Powerscribe Commands
InteleViewer Quick Reference
Peer Learning - Capital
Patient Information Sheets
CT guided Periforaminal Nerve Root Injection
CT Colonography
Ultrasound-Guided Cortisone Injection
Ultrasound-Guided Breast Biopsy
RANZCR and CPD
CPD Handbook
Mammo CPD 2024
Apps
Ti-Rads Calculator
Pi-Rads Calculator
ECR 2014 - All-RADS
ADRENAL CT WASHOUT CALCULATOR
PAEDIATRIC KIDNEY LENGTH % CALCULATOR
BREAST IMPLANT VOLUME CALCULATOR
BMI CALCULATOR
Umbilical Artery SD ratio and PI
Obstetric Calculators
Nuchal Lucency Calculator - Hutchon Decision Support
InteleBrowser
Aura Verify
Logbooks
CTCA
Car Travel
About
Story
Company
Case of the Day
RENAL CELL CARCINOMA
Renal cell carcinomas (RCC) are primary malignant adenocarcinomas derived from the renal tubular epithelium and are the most common malignant renal tumour.
They usually occur in 50-70-year old patients and macroscopic haematuria occurs in 60% of the cases.
On imaging, they have a variety of radiographic appearances, from solid and relatively homogeneous to markedly heterogeneous with areas of necrosis, cystic change, and haemorrhage.
Advanced tumours can extend into the renal vein then subsequently the inferior vena cava
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