Lectures - Most lectures are available in either PowerPoint or Adobe PDF format . High speed internet access
is best and PowerPoint's slide show feature works at its best in Internet Explorer
6.0 or later.
Notes - Handout notes from the lectures plus many more
sets of notes on various diseases, mostly in chest, cardiac, bone and GI.
Images - JPEG images suitable for downloading shown first
in thumbnail size. All of the
Case of the Week images are eventually available here.
Archives - All previous files are included in their original multiple-choice quiz format. The organ system each represents is indicated so you have the opportunity to
choose only those in the area you wish to review.
Flashcards - Pull down lists of differential diagnoses
presented in a way that you can quiz yourself.
Most Commons Lists - Drop-down lists of some of the most common causes
of various findings, signs and symptoms mostly in the areas of GI, chest, bone
and cardiac radiology.
Pictorial Differential
Diagnoses - Groups of images categorized by lesions that appear in a similar way or affect
the same body part shown side-side-side for comparison.
Quizzes - A series of image-centered, short (5 question) quizzes
with immediate feedback on assorted topics for beginning and more advanced
learning. A "Best Scores" table is shown and you have the ability to e-mail the
quiz and the correct answers back to yourself.
"Recognizing
Series" - Designed for medical students or those just starting out
and intended to
introduce fundamental concepts in chest, bone, cardiac and GI radiology,
especially. They are intentionally short in duration. All are available in both PowerPoint
and Adobe Acrobat formats. Many
of the modules contain short quizzes at the end of the exercise for self-testing.
Packets -
contain a set of unknown images suitable for medical students. They are used as
unknowns in our program so the answers are not posted.
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