M. Skalski
@docskalski
Radiology. Art. Wiscofornian. Professor. Currently enjoying #midcareerretirement and trying to make it a thing. YOLO enjoy your family.
Not radiology-related, but I've been making a lot of new stained glass designs recently that I'm really excited about. You can check them out here: etsy.me/3M3k7ea Please share this video if you know anyone who might like one, it'd help me out!
"physicians generally have no idea how much the tests they order will cost" washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/… I think about this often when I see inappropriate (redundant or low-yield) imaging performed. Also, c'mon, $595 for a chest X-ray?
My talk is up next at Radiopaedia 2025! Hope to see you in the chat.

🌟 Starting in 2 hours! Join us for Session 4.3 on Musculoskeletal Imaging at #Radiopaedia2025. Excited to be speaking on Craniocervical Junction Injuries alongside a stellar lineup: Michael Nel- @radiologytuts Bhavna Bathoi Matt Skalski- @docskalski Link (if you are…
Radiopaedia 2025 Virtual Conference kicks off tomorrow- July 21! Excited to speak on- "Imaging of Craniocervical Junction Injuries" Cases. Clues. Clinical impact. A sneak peek of my presentation. Looking forward to seeing you all there! Let’s learn together.…
It’s that time of year again - #Radiopaedia2025. Probably the best online radiology CPD that you can get! @Radiopaedia 🍍
The Radiopaedia 2025 conference is soon, July 21-25. Trainee or specialist, you’re going to learn something (w/ CME credit) I’ll be speaking on neurovascular compression, malpractice, and assorted interactive cases Register radiopaedia.org/courses/radiop… and catch me in the live chat
Looking forward to @Radiopaedia 2025 tomorrow! I’m talking about CNS lymphoma, but can’t wait to hear from @NeuroradLal & @Das_neurorad among many other great speakers - fantastic day of neuro & H&N content to kickstart the week, hope to see you there! 👉🏾radiopaedia.org/courses/radiop…
New Radiopaedia Podcast episode! @docskalski chats with Erin Alaia about MRI terminology for MSK infection. Discordant marrow signal, penumbra sign, devitalised tissue and more. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the… Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6iQe9v7Tc… YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=…
Seeing your chapters published in the largest radiology book project ever (6 volume with 13000+ pages) is such a satisfying experience! @docskalski is my partner in crime (where else you get those amazing illustrations?) @alokmittaldr is my Omni-coauthor.
Wow. Talk about an eagle eye on that x-ray pick up! MRI is easy. Pec major HADD... super painful. Confusing history and physical exam.
On Sunday I traveled to the middle of the desert to capture this: The ISS against our sun. What I didn't expect: the sun producing a magnificent flare at the same time A once-in-a-lifetime shot I'm thrilled to share with you. See the uncropped shot or get the print in the reply
Do you think it tends to come off as rude when you add please to a question? Like it turns an honest question into a command? E.g. "Can you help with this?" vs "Can you please help with this?"
While this is indeed a composite image, this is an scale-accurate photo of a real event I captured when the full moon transited the Pleiades star cluster a few months ago. To capture it, after properly exposing the moon I overexposed it to capture the brightest of the stars from…
Using AI to generate slop and then referencing the slop to enforce policy should be a massive scandal but these days if someone in the administration banned anesthetic and cited "a dog told me in a dream" I'd be like yeah that's pretty much how it goes
RFK Jr.'s 'MAHA Report' includes at least 7 cited sources that do not appear to exist. One scientist stated that "the paper cited is not a real paper that I or my colleagues were involved with," when informed of the report.
Personal superyachts shouldn't exist.
woubrugge, netherlands dwarfed by a superyacht
Does anyone on here #foilboard? Thinking about getting into it but the equipment is expensive and I'm worried that I won't stick with it. Thoughts?

Can anyone explain why each state mandates a medical license for a physician who is licensed in another state? If I see a patient on one side of the line, and then step over, did something change? If I conduct a telehealth consult, does it really matter where the patient is? Come…
With the Guardian reporting that “UnitedHealth managers pressed nurse practitioners to persuade Medicare Advantage members to change their “code status” to DNR even when patients had clearly expressed a desire that all available treatments be used to keep them alive,” I thought I…