SubTrends

Averages 23 posts/day, top 10% activity. Most active Thursdays around 1 PM UTC. Mostly image posts (61%).

Posts / Day Average posts per day this month. Arrow is change vs the prior calendar month.
23 2%
Avg Upvotes Mean net upvotes per post this month (upvotes minus downvotes). Arrow is change vs the prior month.
41 7%
Avg Comments Mean number of comments per post this month. Arrow is change vs the prior month when that month’s data is available.
8 16%
Activity Rank #6,357 by posts/day among 90,883 tracked SFW subreddits as of Sep 2026 (Top 10%). Arrow is spots gained or lost vs the prior month.
#6,357 14
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Posts w/ Links The percentage of posts that link off-site. This counts true link posts plus text posts with a URL in the body. Image and video posts are not counted.
10%
Low-Reply Rate Share of posts with 0 or 1 comment. A single comment is often an automated mod reply rather than real community discussion.
62%

r/Radiology Traffic & Engagement

Volume and engagement over time

Posts/DayAvg Upvotes0204060050100150Sep 1Sep 8Sep 15Sep 22Sep 29
Posts/Day Avg Upvotes Mean net upvotes per post in this bucket.

Post Format

Top Post Type Image
Typical Title Length Short (42 chars)
Peak Day Thursday

Upvote Distribution

How upvoted posts perform Only posts with 2+ upvotes. The bands below show how those posts are spread by upvote count.

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10–99
43%
100–999
24%
1K+
3%
Posts that get upvoted Share of posts that received at least one upvote (2+ net upvotes). Most posts at 1 upvote are excluded. 29%
Median upvoted post Median upvotes among posts that received upvotes. Differs from Avg Upvotes in the snapshot, which includes every post. 34
Top post Highest upvote count on a single post this month. 2.8K

r/Radiology Most Active Times

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r/Radiology Flair Performance

Upvotes and volume by flair

Flair Posts Upvotes
X-Ray209 (30.2%)37
MRI138 (19.9%)29
CT122 (17.6%)68
Discussion80 (11.6%)57
Ultrasound44 (6.4%)36
Career or General advice28 (4.0%)3
Medical advice20 (2.9%)1
Entertainment12 (1.7%)122
Mammo10 (1.4%)11
Nuclear Med9 (1.3%)2

Post Type Breakdown

Share by text, image, or link

61%image posts

r/Radiology Trending Keywords

Ranked by how often they appear

KeywordMentions ▼UpvotesComments
mri
70 (10.1%)
476
scan
36 (5.2%)
66
ray
26 (3.8%)
4311
fracture
26 (3.8%)
103
help
25 (3.6%)
12
radiology
22 (3.2%)
52
pain
21 (3.0%)
548
anyone
19 (2.8%)
11
ultrasound
19 (2.8%)
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contrast
18 (2.6%)
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r/Radiology Mentioned Domains

Most linked sites

This community doesn't link off-site.

Its posts are text, images, or discussion rather than outbound links.

r/Radiology Top Posts

Highest-performing posts

so, i did decide to see the nurses who were there and saw me during my stroke

2.8K upvotes 145 comments image Sep 1

Doctor told me to "try coconut oil" for months long nausea...

1.9K upvotes 142 comments image Sep 23

She underwent a craniotomy for a large parasagittal meningioma. Then she started having seizures and an MRI showed a lesion in her skull. They thought the meningioma was back and operated again. The "meningioma" was a cotton ball left from the previous surgery.

1.8K upvotes 59 comments image Sep 11

25 cm+ ovarian cyst that i had no idea i had (thought i was just bloated)

1.5K upvotes 96 comments image Sep 24

Three years after getting liver surgery, during which time she occasionally suffered abdominal pain, the patient found a piece of surgical forceps in her poo. An X-ray revealed the second half of the forceps in her colon.

1.0K upvotes 136 comments image Sep 11

Recently in an MVA

998 upvotes 148 comments image Sep 19

A woman's ex-husband offered to inject her Neurobion (a vitamin B complex supplement) for her. He visited her multiple times to do these injections. Two months later, patient went to the hospital with an abscess in her buttock. The "vitamin B" was mercury from a broken thermometer.

896 upvotes 63 comments image Sep 18

FBF - CT Abdomen and pelvis (Bonus points if you can identify the object)

807 upvotes 221 comments image Sep 4

Here’s why AI won’t replace Radiologists…

757 upvotes 61 comments image Sep 18

34 weeks pregnant MRI KUB query kidney stones.

735 upvotes 49 comments image Sep 24

r/Radiology Audience Overlap

Overlapping audiences

r/Radiology FAQ

What's the best time to post on r/Radiology?

Based on posting volume, r/Radiology is most active on Thursdays around 1 PM UTC. That window has the most community activity, but busier hours also mean more competition for attention.

How active is r/Radiology?

r/Radiology averages 23 posts per day and ranks in the top 10% for activity among tracked SFW subreddits.

How many upvotes do posts on r/Radiology get?

Posts on r/Radiology average about 41 upvotes this month (net score per post).

What kind of posts does r/Radiology get most?

On r/Radiology, most posts are image posts (61%)