User:Mikael Häggström
User description[edit]
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Mikael Häggström is a Doctor of Medicine, and the creator of WikiJournal of Medicine, as well as Radlines.
He was born in Gothenburg, Sweden, and is a grandchild of Estonian historian Karin Aasma. He grew up in Uddevalla on the Swedish west coast. He decided to become a doctor while backpacking for half a year in 2005, taking the Trans-Siberian train to China and crossing the Himalayas from Tibet to Nepal. He graduated from Uppsala University, Faculty of Medicine, Sweden, in 2013. He subsequently did 2 years of rotational internship, and has worked 1.5 years as a physician in obstetrics and gynecology, 3 years in radiology and one year in pathology in Sweden. He subsequently moved to the United States, and will be starting residency in pathology at Danbury Hospital, Connecticut, in June 2020.
He has contributed to Wikipedia since 2006, including a multitude of medical images. He is the creator and current editor-in-chief of WikiJournal of Medicine, a new Wikipedia-integrated, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal.[1] He is also the creator of Radlines, and Patholines, containing open access guidelines in radiology and pathology, respectively.
Reusing images[edit]
Attribution[edit]
For editors wanting to know what attribution to use when including one of my pictures in a work: Click the image to see its licensing (seen in bottom right corner, pictured). CC0 means that the image is in the Public Domain under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication which means that you can copy, modify, distribute and perform the works, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. If you still want to add an attribution, you may write for example:
- By Mikael Häggström, used with permission.
or
- By Mikael Häggström, MD. Public Domain (CC0 1.0) (unless another license is given for the image)
or
- From the (medical) gallery of Mikael Häggström, M.D.. Last updated:
2021-04-05. Licensing (unless other license is given for image): Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication, used with permission.
If the license has "SA" or "share-alike" in its name, then a license description should be included in the attribution as well, such as "released under the Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license". If there the image description mentions several authors, an addition such as "Created by [other image author(s)] and Mikael Häggström, MD".
Essentially all my images up to 2014 are included in an image collection which may also be attributed as:
- Häggström, M (2014). "Medical gallery of Mikael Häggström 2014". WikiJournal of Medicine 1 (2). doi:10.15347/wjm/2014.008. ISSN 2002-4436. Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. Used with permission.
Attributions may be written in the image caption, or in a separate reference list.
Sufficient informed consent has been obtained for online publication from all individuals depicted on medical imaging created by me.
Images created after December 2018 have been sorted into categories at: Category:Mikael Häggström (with an ongoing process to sort even earlier images to there as well).
High resolution versions[edit]
The image version of highest resolution is generally found by clicking the "Full resolution" link, located below the image on its description page.
Contributions[edit]
I am now most active in Wikiversity, as editor-in-chief of Wikiversity Journal of Medicine. In Wikipedia, I frequently add radiologic images (with written consent from the subjects), and I often correct or add to the prose of articles.
Pictures[edit]
I use Inkscape, GIMP and MS Paint to create images.
My featured pictures[edit]
Computed tomography of human brain, from base of the skull to top.
Human steroidogenesis
Main circuits of the basal ganglia
Photographs by me[edit]
Young Tibetan equestrian.
Two women at Drepung Monastery, Tibet, wearing U-Tsang chubas.
Monks at the entrance to the Prayer Hall of Drepung Monastery.
Kathmandu, viewed from the Swayambhunath Temple
Midsummer celebrations at Årsnäs, Sweden
Some other pictures[edit]
Glycogen structure
Tracts of the spinal cord
(labeled) Branches of external carotid artery
Side effects of nicotine
Thyroid hormone synthesis
Movements at a gestational age of 9 weeks
In Tibet, 2005.
Articles[edit]
1629 articles created as per July 2017, exluding redirects, for example:
- Reference ranges for blood tests (more than 90% of the text and numbers, and all the images)
- Table of muscles of the human body
- Pathogenic bacteria
- Childhood cancer
Entire list can be viewed at: List of article creations
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Accounts on sister projects[edit]
| Project | Username | |
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| Wikipedia | w:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wiktionary | wikt:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wikibooks | b:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wikiquote | q:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wikisource | s:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wikiversity | v:User:Mikael Häggström | |
| Wikimedia Commons | commons:User:Mikael Häggström |
Contact[edit]
See also[edit]
- LinkedIn page
- en:User:Mikael Häggström/Why I'm a Wikipedian
- en:User:Mikael Häggström/Funny edits
- Swedish account
Footnotes and links[edit]
- ↑ Why getting medical information from Wikipedia isn’t always a bad idea. The Conversation (24 May 2016). Retrieved on 26 May 2016.
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