Board-prep, core-curriculum, call-prep, and case-of-the-week material.
A new 'Brain Bites' video educates on prolactinomas, a type of pituitary adenoma, the most common sellar mass. This installment, presented by a medical student, offers a quick, digestible guide to the imaging features of this common brain tumor.
An academic neuroradiologist shares 10 practical lessons from building a YouTube teaching channel: board-review content drove early growth, and there is large unmet demand for free video-based neuroradiology learning—though quality control and peer review remain key challenges (…
Ultrasound of trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) focuses on the A1 pulley at the metacarpophalangeal joint. The annular pulleys are positioned with odd numbers at joints and even numbers at phalanges. Thickening of the A1 pulley is the key finding.
Navigating Radiology offers a free case-based course on pancreas MRI interpretation. Covers normal anatomy, cystic lesions (including IPMN), solid masses, and diffuse diseases using scrollable DICOM cases with imaging walkthroughs. Designed for radiologists and trainees beginnin…
Review of MR angiography physics covers time-of-flight, phase-contrast, and contrast-enhanced techniques, outlining key acquisition strategies and common artifacts to aid image optimization.
The Radiology Assistant released version 2.0 of its CT staging overview for pancreatic cancer, summarizing resectability criteria and vascular involvement based on current guidelines. No new data are reported, but the post consolidates staging essentials for practicing radiologi…
The Radiology Assistant has published a comprehensive educational review on traumatic intracranial hemorrhage, detailing imaging patterns of epidural, subdural, subarachnoid, and intraparenchymal hemorrhage with CT examples and key reporting points for radiologists.
Radiology Assistant summarizes typical chest CT and X-ray features of COVID-19 pneumonia, including ground-glass opacities and consolidations, for radiology education. Exact figures not reported in source.
Eurorad teaching case presents imaging findings of persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous (PHPV) in an adult, a rare congenital eye anomaly usually diagnosed in childhood. Learn the classic features.
Radiology Assistant introduces an 'Abdomen Index' page, organizing its abdominal imaging topics into a structured reference for radiologists and trainees.
Radiology Masterclass has released an educational module on imaging of osteoporosis, covering radiographic features and differential diagnoses for musculoskeletal disorders.
A key determinant of chest X-ray quality is projection. A perfectly straight PA projection shows medial clavicle ends equidistant from the spinous process; rotation obscures anatomy and mimics pathology. In the AP projection, the heart and mediastinum appear magnified due to the…
Radiology Masterclass released an introductory tutorial on chest X-ray abnormalities, covering key findings and interpretation for trainees.
Radiology Masterclass publishes a pictorial review of pulmonary tuberculosis on chest X-ray, covering primary and post-primary patterns, cavitation, lymphadenopathy, and miliary disease.
Radiology Masterclass tutorial teaches how to assess position of endotracheal tubes, central venous catheters, and chest drains on chest radiographs — a fundamental on-call skill for trainees.
Eurorad case highlights adventitial cystic disease of the popliteal artery, a rare cause of calf claudication in young adults. Review imaging features and key differential diagnoses to avoid misdiagnosis.
A new educational Q&A on birdcage RF coils in MRI breaks down their design, resonance modes, and quadrature-driven circular polarization to help standardize image uniformity. No new primary data.
This educational explainer breaks down phase encoding, the second spatial dimension in MRI, using intuitive analogies. It is part of a foundational series for residents and technologists wanting a deeper grasp of k-space filling.
LearningRadiology.com, a free open-access radiology education website, now offers case-based teaching files, tutorials, and quizzes for trainees and practicing radiologists.
Reactive Airways Disease refers to bronchial hyperresponsiveness with reversible airflow obstruction; imaging often shows bronchial wall thickening and air trapping on expiratory CT.
LearningRadiology reviews the neonatal chest radiograph findings of meconium aspiration syndrome: hyperinflation, coarse interstitial opacities, and pneumothorax. A must-know for call and NICU interpretation.
LearningRadiology shares a case of Mycoplasma pneumonia, depicting typical radiographic findings of this atypical infection, including reticulonodular opacities and patchy consolidation often out of proportion to clinical symptoms.
LearningRadiology.com is now available as a free, case-based teaching file and radiology education resource, aimed primarily at medical students, residents, and junior clinicians (exact figure not reported in source).
James Brink, MD, argues that intentional relationship-building and active listening are the core tools for retaining engaged radiology staff and combating quiet quitting — a growing concern in healthcare leadership.
90% of students preferred a combined 3D-model plus 2D-image approach over either alone in station-based dermatology learning. 2D images scored marginally higher for diagnostic skill (7.3/10) and clinical application (7.2/10) vs. 3D models (6.8 and 6.7). Findings are perception-b…
In 3 datasets, the Weighted Gain Score (WGS) correlated strongly with Rasch Learning Gain (r=0.93 empirical, r=0.92 simulated; both P<.001). Varying the µ calibration parameter shifted estimate magnitude but left inferential conclusions unchanged — suggesting WGS is a simpler, v…
Radiologist leader James Brink, MD, outlines common leadership mistakes in healthcare — including blind spots and workforce disengagement — and offers practical approaches to cultivating diverse perspectives and combating quiet quitting.
A narrative review finds urologists and trainees show strong willingness to engage with sustainability initiatives, but formal curricula are nearly absent. Most existing efforts are brief and elective; evidence linking training to behavioral or environmental outcomes remains lim…
Case report: an occult anatomical snuffbox arteriovenous fistula drove refractory upper extremity venous hypertension in an end-stage renal disease patient with co-existing thoracic outlet syndrome. Highlights the diagnostic challenge when multiple venous outflow obstacles coexi…
A recalled argument from the late radiologist Harry Z. Mellins (1921–2009): radiologists are clinicians who trade daily patient contact to focus more deeply on the other essence of medicine. A philosophical note on professional identity.
