Teaching Files

Teaching Files Links

• Radiology-Pathology Teaching File Online diagnostic teaching files sponsored by the Departments of Pediatric Imaging and Pathology, Children's Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama.
  
• Radiology Cases In Neonatology Department of Pediatrics and Quality Management Department, Kapiolani Medical Center For Women And Children Department of Pediatrics, University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine "Identify significant abnormalities in each of the following neonatal radiographs. Answers are displayed below the radiographs. These x-ray files load slowly. Please be patient . . ."
  
• Atlas of Signs in Musculoskeletal Radiology An atlas of common and not so common signs used in Musculoskeletal Radiology. Peer reviewed by the American Roentgen Ray Society and is included in AJR Webreview.
  
• History of Positron Imaging The development of positron imaging covered many decades and included contributions by many individuals.
  
• Radiology Cases In Pediatric Emergency Medicine Kapiolani Medical Center For Women And Children Dept. Pediatrics, University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine
  
• RadFiler A program designed to store, retrieve, present and organize medical images. It supports a wide variety of file formats including the DICOM standard commonly used in medical imaging. The software is sold as shareware and can be downloaded.
  
• Correlapaedia A correlative encyclopedia of pediatric imaging, surgery, and pathology.
  
• Radiology Info Current information about radiology sciences and procedures. Learn what patients might experience, how to prepare for exams, benefits vs. risks.
  
• PediatricRadiology.com A pediatric radiology and imaging digital library.
  
• Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology CHORUS is a hypertext medical reference. More than 1100 documents describe diseases, anatomy, and radiologic findings.
  
• Women's Diagnostic Imaging Teaching CT scans, MR images, mammograms, and ultrasound scans
  
• RadiologyWeb A peer-reviewed, monthly e-publication created by and for practicing, teaching and student radiologists as well as medical imaging professionals and administrators. Registration is required.
  
• xray2000.co.uk A collection of more than 2500 x-ray images and articles intended as an information source for students of radiology.
  
• Thoracopaedia An imaging encyclopedia of pediatric thoracic disease.
  
• Imaging of Muscle Injuries A multimedia textbook that reviews the anatomy and physiology of the muscle-tendon unit as they relate to indirect muscle injuries. Examples of common muscle injuries are illustrated; using MRI as well as radiographs improves diagnosis. Includes references.
  
• MetaTextbook of Pediatric Radiology Provides an integrative interface to educational pediatric radiology material on the Internet, including evaluations of the sources.
  
• Body Imaging Teaching Files Department of Radiology, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, and Case Western Reserve University. Includes CT scans, ultrasound scans, MR images, angiograms, and plain radiographs.
  
• Interventional Radiology Musculoskeletal Procedures The University of Strasbourg School of Medicine provides these teaching files and related case reports in interventional radiology. The main musculoskeletal procedures are treated.
  
• Ct is Us CT teaching files including sections on: adrenal, liver, kidney, musculoskeletal, small bowel, stomach, chest, pancreas, spleen, and OB/GYN. Created and maintained by The Advanced Medical Imaging Laboratory (AMIL).
  
• University of Florida/VA Medical Center Interesting clinical and research from the 3T MRI Facility.
  
• Brain tomography A brief explanation of X-ray CT, MRI, and SPECT/PET.
  
• MRI Teaching Modules A collection of programs for use in teaching magnetic resonance imaging.
  
• International Thoracic Teaching Resource A collection of case studies illustrating both adult and pediatric chest diseases. Each study describes presentation, etiology/pathophysiology, pathology, relevant images, differential diagnosis and references. Cases are illustrated with radiographs, CT scans, pathology slides and photomicrographs. Both adult and pediatric sections incorporate a quiz with representative images.
  
• MedPix Radiological Case Study and Medical Information Database A fully web-enabled database, integrating images and textual information. Intended for residents, medical students, graduate nursing students and other post-graduate trainees, it includes case studies, an ACR learning file, dermatology, and pathology images. This resource is compiled by the Department of Radiology School of Medicine Uniformed Services University, a federal medical institution. The material is organized by disease category, disease location (organ system), and by patient profiles. The database can be searched visually (by browsing the images) or through multiple internal text search engines. In addition, search formulations can be sent directly to PubMed, or to other outside search engines.
  
• Neuroradiology Imaging Teaching Files CT scans, MR images, angiograms, and plain radiographs.
  
• Frederik Philips Magnetic Resonance Research Center Project files and images from Emory University, School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia.
  
• Radiologie Interventionnelle Interventional radiology and pain management in oncology. (la radiologie interventionnelle dans le traitement de la douleur en cancerologie) (English and Français)
  
• Thermology Information site with images, reference literature, technology information concerning infrared thermal imaging, primarily for the application in health care.
  
• AuntMinnie : Radiology News A comprehensive community website for medical imaging professionals worldwide. Radiologists, technologists, administrators, and industry professionals can find information and conduct e-commerce in MRI, ultrasound, x-ray, CT, and nuclear medicine. A case of the day and teaching files are included. Registration is required
  
• Online Teaching Cases MedShare: Sharing Radiology Cases Among Multiple Institutions Source: Department of Radiology, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School