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Radiology Residents How many studies do you read overnight?

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This is a follow up to the 2016 post Link here to see if the volume has increased over the last 5 years (certainly has at our institution)

So how much do you read overnight and what is your call schedule like?

I.e. 6 weeks of night float (7 days straight), 8pm-8am, with no in-house attending. Read all ED and Inpatient (XR, CT, MR, US). On average reach about 100 studies per night (30-50 CT, 5-10 US, 0-5 MR, and the rest XR).

Wanted to see what the CT volume is at other instituitions?

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EDIT 1: In bold 8pm-8am

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