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For my fellow radiology residents: is there any benefit to keeping log of cases you read over residency?

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I'm early in my radiology residency and I have a colleague who created an excel document logging the cases that he's read over the course of his residency. We aren't required to do for our program. Just wondering if any of you also do this and if there is any benefit to it? At this point, I save a few interesting cases as they come up but have never thought of logging my volumes.

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