1. Why did you create this piece?
Environmental concerns, and concern for the future,
2. What was your inspiration? Pollution, wars, abuse of animal life
3. What does this piece mean to you as a radiologist/artist?
The skull and face speaks to looking deep inside wirth serious and honest introspection. The earth is made small in the grand scjheme of the universe, the blue color providing the precious resource of clean water and the life in the oceans and of all on the planet. The sun provides the light and warmth
Ashley Davidoff
1. Why did you create this piece? The whole is bigger than the parts and anatomy and physiology teach us how this works in the body as well as in radiology
2. What was your inspiration? The current racial tensions in our country
3. What does this piece mean to you as a radiologist/artist?
In radiology we need the black and the white and all the shades in between in order for us to understand and interpret the image.
Ashley Davidoff
by Ashley Davidoff MD
Housing and Food – The Most Basic Necessities
First things first!
Ashley Davidoff MD
TheCommonVein.net
Introspection
Art of Radiology
by Ashley Davidoff MD
TheCommonVein.net
by Ashley Davidoff MD
TheCommonVein.net
Kick the Habit in the Butt
Ashley Davidoff MD
The diagram above illustrates the branching pattern of the tracheobronchial tree that extends from the bronchi to the terminal bronchioles transitioning into the alveoli via the alveolar sacs.
The lower diagram shows alveoli and respiratory bronchioles that are too large due to loss of elasticity, so that air cannot be moved efficiently through them This is a diagram of emphysema causing hyperinflated lungs lung volumes
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Ashley Davidoff
TheCommonVein.net
November is COPD Awareness Month
Ashley Davidoff MD
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