Board-prep, core-curriculum, call-prep, and case-of-the-week material.
Neurosurgical technique paper describes a standardised retractorless bifrontal craniotomy approach—pericranial flap harvest, frontal sinus obliteration, bilateral olfactory nerve dissection, intradural repair—for traumatic anterior fossa CSF fistulas. Outcomes quantified only qu…
A brief word test in week 2 of a dissection course significantly predicted practical exam scores across 640 med students, with low scorers (<60%) showing meaningful improvement by course end. Low-tech, early feedback may help struggling learners—though single-institution data li…
The European Society of Radiology releases a new set of procedural video resources (A, B, C) for neuro-intervention education. No primary research findings; content appears to be technique-focused teaching material for trainees and practitioners.
A systematic evidence synthesis across 21 databases (inception–Oct 2025) identified 14 publications and distilled 42 best-evidence statements covering 8 domains of pediatric UTI health education—including imaging indications—to guide clinician-led parent education. Retrospective…
In RSNA Unscripted, Elizabeth Burnside, MD, MPH, reflects on how personal values and curiosity guided her toward biomedical informatics and breast imaging leadership — a model for radiologists considering non-traditional academic tracks.
At ESSR, radiologists competed on MSK Hero, a pattern-recognition game. True speed came from instant recognition, not overthinking—a reminder that visual calibration can be tested and trained. (No formal study; anecdotal challenge.)
New interactive case challenges viewers to differentiate an echogenic, hypovascular mass in the epididymal body. Review cine clips, formulate a differential, and compare your diagnosis with the upcoming teaching-point reveal.
Biopsy-proven 'ovarian' carcinoma may originate elsewhere; in ascites and peritoneal nodules, scrutinize the pelvis for non-ovarian primaries.
A new radiology teaching case from CTisus asks 'What is the most likely diagnosis?' — a quick-fire CT quiz to test and sharpen diagnostic reasoning, especially useful for trainees reviewing call-level cases.
Split dual left anterior descending coronary artery is a rare congenital anomaly. This Eurorad teaching case illustrates its imaging features for radiologists interpreting coronary studies. (Educational teaching file.)
A new neuroradiology board review case presents a 69-year-old woman on immunosuppression with vision changes. The interactive MRI review walks through DWI, ADC, FLAIR, and postcontrast sequences to formulate a differential diagnosis.
Teaches sonographic features of CFA pseudoaneurysm: yin-yang sign on color Doppler, to-and-fro waveform on spectral Doppler, and differential from hematoma. Short video for trainees.
A primer on neural networks defines key components and their relevance to MRI applications, distinguishing layers, nodes, weights and activation functions.
LearningRadiology reviews the classic triad of Kartagener's syndrome: situs inversus, chronic sinusitis, and bronchiectasis. Imaging shows dextrocardia, and chest radiography or CT reveals bronchial wall thickening and dilated airways.
Radiology Masterclass breaks down the physics of MRI signal production, covering proton alignment, relaxation, and image contrast. A foundational resource for trainees learning MRI interpretation.
Radiology Masterclass offers a free CT brain anatomy tutorial covering normal cross-sectional anatomy with annotated images, designed for medical students, radiology trainees, and clinicians seeking a refresher.
A new CT brain anatomy teaching module from Radiology Masterclass covers the normal appearance of the paranasal sinuses. It is designed as a refresher for radiology trainees and practitioners.
Educational post on MRI Questions covers key magnetism fundamentals for MRI—B0, precession, Larmor frequency—in a Q&A format. Useful for board prep and physics review.
MRI Questions (Elster) publishes a new Q&A module on dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE) imaging, covering bolus timing, kinetic modeling, and clinical applications of DCE-MRI for radiology learners.
A new educational review on MRI Questions consolidates safety and physics of gadolinium-based contrast agents, covering stability, NSF risk, and macrocyclic vs. linear agents (exact numbers not reported in source).
Radiology Masterclass has published a new 'Test Yourself' interactive quiz. Radiology trainees and practitioners can test their knowledge on the blog.
Osteomas are the most common benign sinonasal tumors, typically appearing as dense, well-circumscribed ivory-like lesions on CT, most often in the frontal sinus. They are usually asymptomatic and found incidentally, but large ones can obstruct sinus drainage.
LearningRadiology presents its latest weekly teaching case, an image-based diagnostic challenge for radiologists and trainees.
Varicella pneumonia typically manifests as diffuse, bilateral 5-10 mm ill-defined nodular opacities on chest radiographs. Nodules may coalesce and often resolve after clinical improvement, but can calcify, leaving numerous well-defined 2-3 mm calcified nodules primarily in the l…
A case-based educational short presents grayscale, color Doppler, and panoramic ultrasound findings of an enlarging left gluteal mass. The challenge is to form a differential diagnosis before the answer is revealed.
A patient with prior hysterectomy and left oophorectomy develops new right-sided pelvic pain. Initial ultrasound showed a normal right ovary, but follow-up CT and ultrasound now reveal a new abnormality. The case challenges viewers to interpret the grayscale and color Doppler fi…
A CT shows a dense calcified mass in subcutaneous tissues, striking on bone windows and 3D reconstruction. Can you diagnose it? Answer in next video.
The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) has announced the recipients of its 2026 Editorial Fellowship, a program that provides early-career radiologists with editorial mentorship.
The ACR has revised its educational module on single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) in nuclear medicine. The update, dated June 10, 2026, targets radiology residents and nuclear medicine trainees. No specifics on content changes were provided.
Navigating Radiology describes their RSNA debut, promoting case-based learning courses that feature an AI attending for interactive education.
