Learn Abdominal Radiology
Educational website for students, trainees, and healthcare providers
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New Abdominal CT comic on Radiopaedia!
How to read Abdominal CT
Annotated cases, videos, templates and more!
Abdominal CT 101
24 annotated teaching cases of essential pathology
Virtual Elective
5-day virtual elective for students and trainees
Next steps
Closed-loop obstruction
Online lecture with interactive cases
Renal pathology
26 teaching cases cover core renal pathology on CT
Case collections
Fill in the gaps with these focused, high-yield case collections
Radiology Reporting
Reporting tips, RG manuscript, and lectures
CT Basecamp
Teaching case archive
For Educators
Resources for being a rockstar teacher
Essentials of Abdominal CT
Master the essentials of reading abdominal CT
Masterclass: Common Pathologies
Acute abdomen and cancer imaging
Masterclass: Trauma
Release planned for summer of 2022
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Abdominal planes on CT
Ordering the right study
Evaluating the liver
Evaluating the arteries
Identifying acute appendicitis
Detecting Diverticulitis
Diagnosing SBO
Diagnosing HCC
Identifying solid organ injuries
Diagnosing spleen, liver, pancreas injuries
Evaluating bowel and mesenteric trauma
Investigating pelvic fractures
Other resources
Lecture library: Online collection of selected lectures
Tenwek and Diospi: Interesting cases from AFrica and Peru
Ergonomics: Tips and tricks to keep your wrists, hand, and back happy
About the Author: Bio and feedback
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Content on this website is provided for educational purposes only and for use by medical professionals. It should not be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment, nor does it constitute medical advice. It is not intended as a substitute for independent professional medical care. Institutions, hospitals, and providers may differ in their specific practices. No part of this curriculum is intended to replace proper medical training through graded supervision.