
Friday the 13th was a fairly routine day in our radiology store today. Except for 4 of our patients who underwent shoulder
arthrograms today, I don't think anyone here regarded it as a particularly unlucky day.
Just for the heck of it, I idly googled "13 radiology" just to see what popped up. Here are some of my hits:
The European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology had its
10th Annual Meeting on Friday, June 13, 2003 in Aarhus, Denmark. A quick follow-up google search of "ESMR", "disaster" and "2003" didn't turn up any obvious catastrophes, so I'm assuming they survived somehow.
Vijay of
Scan Man's Notes posted the following on Friday, April 13, 2008:
Happy Baisakhi to Punjabi friends
It is, I think, a rare coincidence that a major festival falls on what is traditionally thought to be an unlucky day.
Would this make the whole New Punjabi Year an unlucky one?
Hopefully, Vijay will post an update next April so that we can see how the
Punjab fared following this inauspicious juxtaposition of dates.
Chapter 13 of
Emergency Radiology, edited by Reisdorff, Schwartz & Williamson turns out to be "Radiology of the Cervical Spine", surely one of the more terrifying body parts to image.
Most frightening of all, the chapter for "Radiology Services" in the U.S. Medicare Claims Processing Manual turns out to be
Chapter 13. Coincidence or Satanic confluence?
You be the judge...
2 comments:
Lol.. That last one was funny.
Rudolf
It's a conspiracy by the non-radiologists to deny our brethren their rightful share of the riches! Arise brothers. Stand up for your rights.
PS. And hide the iPhones, Macs, BMWs & Lears.
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