Board-prep, core-curriculum, call-prep, and case-of-the-week material.
Interventional radiologist Maureen Kohi, MD discusses navigating the 'double bind' facing women in medicine, overcoming self-doubt, and building authentic leadership identity — practical career guidance for residents through attendings.
The European Society of Radiology releases a new set of three procedural videos (A, B, C) in its neuro-intervention educational series, page 54. Specific techniques or cases covered are not detailed in the source.
Radiologist-entrepreneur Paul Chang, MD, offers practical advice on identifying clinical pain points and channeling them into healthcare innovation, in a new RSNA Unscripted episode aimed at aspiring radiology innovators.
An integrated theory-practice teaching model was associated with superior microsurgical skill performance, conceptual understanding, learning motivation, and self-directed learning readiness compared with conventional theory-first training in a prospective non-randomized study o…
This educational lecture provides a practical framework for understanding the anatomy of the aortic, mitral, tricuspid, and pulmonary valves, linking their structure and function to their appearance on key cardiac imaging modalities.
Standing weight-bearing CT myelography revealed disc space collapse, increased posterior disc bulge, and severe canal narrowing not apparent on supine imaging in 3 patients with intradiscal vacuum phenomenon (IVP), suggesting supine studies may miss dynamic stenosis.
A rare pancreatic pseudocyst–portal vein fistula causing portal hypertension was successfully managed with transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) and portal vein stenting, per a case report in JVIR. (No numerical outcomes reported.)
A PET/CT for a pulmonary nodule reveals an unexpected FDG-avid focus adjacent to the right hepatic lobe. Four-phase CT is obtained to narrow the differential. What is your top diagnosis and the key imaging clue?
Surgical video of a Modified Lemaire Lateral Extra-Articular Tenodesis, an extra-articular augmentation for ACL reconstruction. No clinical outcomes reported.
X-ray tube heat loading is estimated using a heat unit (HU) formula dependent on kVp, mA, and time, with correction factors required for different generator designs to prevent tube damage. This is a core radiology physics concept for safe operation and a commonly tested board ex…
In a small uncontrolled pilot, a systematic knee MRI reporting protocol course reduced reading time by up to 48.9% (doubling speed) for one radiologist, and 1.3–1.4x for three others. Live 5-week course begins June 8.
This educational video reviews CT appearances of mucinous cystic neoplasms (MCNs) of the pancreas, highlighting features that differentiate them from other cystic lesions, and outlines management considerations for radiologists.
A Navigating Radiology YouTube short stages a best-of-three chest X-ray contest between the MedRAX-2 AI model and a PGY-5 radiology resident. The video is designed to teach chest X-ray interpretation; the challenge outcome was not revealed in the description.
This tutorial teaches practical test-taking strategies to guess more accurately on radiology physics boards, focusing on pattern recognition, elimination, and probability-based reasoning. Aimed at residents and registrars preparing for certification exams.
A spiral mid-shaft femoral fracture without major trauma occurred during a pole-dancing maneuver, per a Eurorad teaching case. The case highlights an unusual injury mechanism from rotational force that radiologists may encounter on hip radiographs.
Navigate radiology learning with free anatomy CTs, real cases, and instant AI feedback. This roadmap helps you study smarter and gain confidence at work.
Learn CT windowing: adjusting window width and level to optimize contrast for specific tissues. Fundamental skill for radiology residents and medical students. Short tutorial from Navigating Radiology.
A short educational video from Navigating Radiology provides a simple explanation of Hounsfield units (HU), the standardized scale used in CT to quantify tissue density. Aimed at radiology residents and medical students, it covers how water is 0 HU and why the scale matters for…
New educational short video from Navigating Radiology breaks down how different shades of gray on CT correspond to tissue densities (e.g., bone, fluid, fat, air), helping learners quickly interpret scans.
Pilocytic astrocytoma is the most common primary brain tumor in children, a WHO grade 1 lesion with 70% occurring in the first decade. A new video series breaks down classic imaging findings to sharpen your reads.
Short educational video demonstrating the CT appearance of a triplane ankle fracture—a Salter-Harris IV injury common in adolescents. Key findings for call preparation.
This Eurorad teaching case demonstrates crossed cerebellar diaschisis (CCD) with atrophy, a phenomenon where a supratentorial lesion causes decreased metabolism and perfusion in the contralateral cerebellum, visible on MRI and PET.
Eurorad case: a giant duodenal diverticulum caused Lemmel syndrome (biliary obstruction from a periampullary diverticulum) and perforation. CT showed the diverticulum compressing the common bile duct and free air—a rare, critical diagnosis for radiologists interpreting acute abd…
The educational site LearningRadiology has posted a new collection of chest imaging cases highlighting classic radiographic findings and pitfalls for trainees (exact figure not reported in source).
A new educational Q&A resource from MRI Questions covers the physics, implementation, and artifacts of parallel imaging, providing clear, up-to-date explanations for radiologists and trainees to improve protocol optimization and image interpretation.
A new publicly available tutorial covers steady-state free precession (SSFP) MRI physics in a comprehensive question-and-answer format, from basic gradient-echo principles through advanced clinical applications.
Thoracic endometriosis syndrome should be considered in young women with recurrent catamenial pneumothorax. Rare but treatable, it requires high clinical suspicion and chest imaging correlation. (Eurorad teaching case)
New Eurorad teaching case details the CT, MRI, and angiographic appearances of hepatic amyloidosis, a rare infiltrative disease, to help radiologists recognize it on multimodality imaging.
Eurorad case highlights classic MRI findings: symmetric diffusion restriction and T2 hyperintensity in parieto-occipital cortex and white matter in neonates with hypoglycemic brain insult.
Double-barreled esophagus is a rare intramural dissection often triggered by instrumentation or trauma. This Eurorad teaching case illustrates the fluoroscopic and CT findings: a true and false lumen separated by a mucosal flap. Recognizing this benign, self-limited condition he…
