Window and Level: The Radiology Podcast

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Your 15-20 minute radiology education, pixel-perfect. Hosted by Genia Grik, PGY-4 radiology resident. We break down complex imaging with clinical pearls, protocols, and interpretation tricks you can apply on your next shift. Learning together from expert guests who inspire you to dig deeper, seek the right answer, and master best radiology practices. Made for residents, by residents (attendings welcome!) New episodes bi-weekly. Subscribe for radiology education with personality!

Episodes

  1. Arteriovenous Fistulas: When They Fail & How to Save Them | Ep. 002

    JAN 20

    Arteriovenous Fistulas: When They Fail & How to Save Them | Ep. 002

    Arteriovenous fistulas are the gold standard for hemodialysis access, but it is quite common for them to develop problems. When they do, radiology catches it first. In episode two of Window & Level, we dive into the fistulogram workup — from maturation to maintenance. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Welcome 00:45 Introduction 01:44 Understanding Fistula Creation and Types 04:10 Evaluating Fistula Maturity 05:12 Failure of Maturation 06:41 Interventions for Non-Mature Fistulas 07:28 Fistula Maintenance and Reasons of Malfunction 08:30 Physical Exam Insights for Fistulograms 10:10 Preparing for a Fistulogram 12:25 Stenting and Its Implications 14:27 Unique Fistulogram Case and Pitfalls of Imaging Diagnosis 17:19 Fistulogram is a Great Procedure for IR Training 19:08 Advice for Aspiring Radiologists GUEST: Dr. Patrick Litam, an interventional radiologist trained at Cleveland Clinic. With passion for resident education he brings expertise on AV fistula physiology, common failure patterns, and why fistulograms are one of the best procedures for IR trainees to master. 📚 KEY REFERENCES: A. Sailer et al. Imaging of Arteriovenous Fistulas: Maturation, Maintenance, and Declotting. (RadioGraphics 2025) Article and presentation. 🎙️ ABOUT WINDOW & LEVEL: Your 20-minute radiology education. We break down complex imaging with clinical pearls, protocols, and interpretation tricks you can apply on your next shift. 🌟 OUR TEAM: Host: Dr. Genia Grik Editing & Creative Dev: Dr. Viacheslav Lavshuk Communications & Promotion: Dr. Daria Zasorina Creative Dev: Dr. Batyrkhan Abdrakhimov 📱 CONNECT WITH US: Instagram: @windowandlevel X: /windowandlevel Facebook: /windowandlevel 💬 QUESTION FOR YOU: What is your most and least favourite IR procedure? 🔔 Subscribe for new episodes every two weeks. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals for patient care decisions. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of their affiliated institutions. #radiology #InterventionalRadiology #procedures #FistuloGram #AVF #RadiologyResident #RadiologyEducation #MedicalEducation #RadiologyPodcast #MedStudent #imaging #RadRes #interventions #DiagnosticRadiology #RadiologyTraining #MedicalImaging #ClinicalPearls

    22 min
  2. Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: Diagnosis, CSF Leaks & Pitfalls | Ep. 001

    JAN 6

    Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: Diagnosis, CSF Leaks & Pitfalls | Ep. 001

    Spontaneous intracranial hypotension (SIH) is surprisingly common but easily missed on overnight call. In this pilot episode of Window & Level, we walk through the complete imaging workup—from recognizing brain MRI findings to identifying CSF leak types and understanding management strategies. Perfect for radiology residents preparing for call. 🎓 GUEST: Dr. Michael Noeske, a PGY-5 radiology resident and aspiring neuroradiologist from Commerce, Michigan. Starting his neuroradiology fellowship at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital in 2026, he brings expertise in intracranial hypotension. 📚 KEY REFERENCES: - P. G. Kranz et al. Consensus Guidelines on Diagnostic Brain and Spine Imaging of Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension (AJNR 2025) - M. D. Mamlouk, P.Y. Shen, P. Jun ,and M.F. Sedrak. Spontaneous Spinal CSF Leaks Stratified by Age, Body Mass Index, and Spinal Level (AJNR 2022) Just yesterday the latest AJNR issue featured a case series of multiple synchronous CSF fistulas: - A. A. Madhavan et al. Multiple Synchronous CSF-Venous Fistulas in Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: A Multi-Institutional Case Series (AJNR 2026) 🎙️ ABOUT WINDOW & LEVEL: Your 15-20 minute radiology education. We break down complex imaging with clinical pearls, protocols, and interpretation tricks you can apply on your next shift. 🌟 OUR TEAM: Host: Dr. Genia Grik Editing & Creative Dev: Dr. Viacheslav Lavshuk Communications & Promotion: Dr. Daria Zasorina Creative Dev: Dr. Batyrkhan Abdrakhimov 📱 CONNECT WITH US: Instagram: @windowandlevel X: /windowandlevel Facebook: /windowandlevel 🔗 WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/68GuyYBgT6M 💬 QUESTION FOR YOU: What radiology topic or imaging finding do you find most challenging? Drop a comment below—your question might become our next episode!🔔 Subscribe for new episodes every two weeks. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals for patient care decisions. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of their affiliated institutions. #radiology #radiologyresident #neuroradiology #spontaneousintracranialHypotension #SIH #brainMRI #CSFleak #radiologyeducation #medicaleducation #radiologypodcast #medstudent #radiologypearls #MRIfindings #radiologycall #diagnosticradiology #radiologytraining #medicalimaging #radiologyfellowship

    16 min
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Your 15-20 minute radiology education, pixel-perfect. Hosted by Genia Grik, PGY-4 radiology resident. We break down complex imaging with clinical pearls, protocols, and interpretation tricks you can apply on your next shift. Learning together from expert guests who inspire you to dig deeper, seek the right answer, and master best radiology practices. Made for residents, by residents (attendings welcome!) New episodes bi-weekly. Subscribe for radiology education with personality!

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