LearningRadiology Video Podcasts

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Video Podcast 10-Musculoskeletal Differential Diagnoses-Part 2 Sep 27, 2008

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Test yourself in the second of a two-part video podcast covering some of the important differential diagnoses in musculoskeletal imaging

Video Podcast 09-Musculoskeletal Differential Diagnoses-Part 1 Sep 20, 2008

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Test yourself in the first of a two-part video podcast covering some of the important differential diagnoses in musculoskeletal imaging

Video Podcast 08-Soft Tissue Lateral Neck Sep 13, 2008

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Learn the normal anatomy seen on the lateral neck radiograph and review the findings in 4 common diseases diagnosed on this view

Video Podcast 07-Cardiac Imaging Differential Diagnoses Sep 06, 2008

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An audio and/or video podcast reviews some of the key differential diagnoses in cardiac imaging; get it free at the iTunes Store

Video Podcast 06-Epiphyseal Fractures Aug 30, 2008

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This video podcast reviews the Salter-Harris Classification of epiphyseal fractures in children including their mechanisms, appearance and prognosis

Video Podcast 05-Chest Imaging Differential Diagnoses-Part 2 Aug 23, 2008

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Test yourself in the second of a two-part video podcast covering some of the key differential diagnoses in pulmonary imaging

Video Podcast 04-Chest Imaging Differential Diagnoses-Part 1 Aug 15, 2008

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Test yourself in the first of a two-part video podcast covering some of the important differential diagnoses in pulmonary imaging

Video Podcast 03-Orthogonal Views Aug 06, 2008

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Learn how to localize objects on conventional radiographs by utilizing two images taken at a 90 degree angle to each other

Video Podcast 02-The Silhouette Sign Aug 06, 2008

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Learn how the silhouette sign, one of the most fundamental in radiology, can enable you to locate a lesion and identify its density

Video Podcast 01-The 5 Basic Radiographic Densities Aug 01, 2008

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How the 5 basic radiographic densities enable us to identify and locate an abnormality on conventional radiographs (plain films)