Radiology

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Online subject directory in Radiology. Includes information on trends, online communities for students, forums, etc.

Includes numerous chest x-rays that are organized by pathology, diseases, and signs.

Click “skip intro.” Click “review normal” for an overview of normal radiographic anatomy of the chest and instructions on how to interpret a chest x-ray. Click “go to first case” to view 10 cases of common abnormalities. Within the cases, you can click on an icon to view a normal x-ray.

This University of Virginia School of Medicine website includes modules for chest radiology, ICU chest films, hi-resolution chest CT, CT pulmonary angiography, cardiac MR, radionuclide localization, gastrointestinal radiology, genitourinary radiology, emergency body CT, emergency ultrasound, testicular ultrasound, imaging of the cervical spine, skeletal trauma, head CT, the basics of PETCT, pediatric radiology, and radiobiology. Modules include sections for anatomy, interpretation, pathology, and a post test. The post test for chest radiology includes 30 tests on anatomy, technique, and pathology.

Includes MRI, CT, and images for cross-sections of the following regions: head and neck, upper limb, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and lower limb. Includes male and female thorax and pelvis cross-sections. Note from Shannon King: in cross section # 8 in the lower limb section, the answer to #1 should be tibialis anterior instead of extensor digitorum.

Includes plain film, CT, and MRI images. Click on the image for anatomical labels.

View frontal, transversal, and sagittal slices. Also includes surface anatomy, vascular anatomy, and MR tomography.

The Radiology Assistant is the Educational site of the Radiological Society of the Netherlands.

Includes encyclopedia entries and patient cases contributed by residents and physicians. The browse by section area includes anatomy and mnemonics.

View normal and abnormal CT, MRI, and PET images.

This resource, developed by Shannon Campbell, includes policies and procedures, contact information and many other resources specific to UT GSM Radiology.

Note: on-campus only.