"The Radiopaedia editors have had a recurring commitment to prank the collective radiology community each year on April 1, an informal holiday known as April Fools' day. Sometimes months in the planning and creation, the pseudo-pathologies depicted on imaging are an exciting annual project the editors look forward to with mischievous childish delight. Each case is shared across our social media network and the growth in page visits each year is largely a reflection of our growing social media influence. However, with the increase in disinformation on the internet, this has been discontinued as not to contribute further to this problem despite the lighthearted nature."
"The Radiopaedia editors have had a recurring commitment to prank the collective radiology community each year on April 1, an informal holiday known as April Fools' day. Sometimes months in the planning and creation, the pseudo-pathologies depicted on imaging are an exciting annual project the editors look forward to with mischievous childish delight. Each case is shared across our social media network and the growth in page visits each year is largely a reflection of our growing social media influence. However, with the increase in disinformation on the internet, this has been discontinued as not to contribute further to this problem despite the lighthearted nature."
"over 30,000 people clicked the link to pre-order their copy"
"List of April Fools' pranks "
"2012: Maxillary tettigoniidaosis"
"2013: Von Schlapp syndrome"
"2014: Teapot syndrome"
"2015: Tin Man syndrome"
"2016: Cactus disease"
"2017: Apple Eye!"
"2018: Serpentine syndrome"
"2019: Calcified peritoneal arachnoidosis"
"2020: Resonance imparted periostitis"
"2021: Radiopaedia hard copy"
"2023: Rad-RADS Reporting and Data System"
"2024: ?"
"2025: Xboost energy drink"
"2026: captcha"
"official Wikipedia article for "I'm a little teapot" edited by someone to include 'teapot syndrome' as the inspiration behind the song; this has since been edited."
"> 500,000 page visits"
"> 5 million people reached on Facebook"
"2017: Apple Eye!"
"List of April Fools' pranks"
"Facebook post seen by more than 1.8 million people"
"2023: Rad-RADS Reporting and Data System"
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"List of April Fools' pranks "
"official Wikipedia article for "I'm a little teapot" edited by someone to include 'teapot syndrome' as the inspiration behind the song; this has since been edited."