ROTATIONS - RADREZ

Welcome!! On this page you will find information pertaining to useful educational resources. Certain call expectations (NM or VIR) can be found on other pages!Additionally, you will be able to review rotation-specific details and requirements for all hospital locations (see sidebar)!

MOUNT SINAI LEVY LIBRARY

Levy Library

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Access PubMED and online eBooks

Bushberg's Essential Physics of Medical Imaging
Board Vitals

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BEST ONLINE LEARNING FILES

ACR Case in Point (please log in and log cases)
STATDx
RadPrimer
Learning Radiology Cases

GOOD RADIOLOGY REFERENCE WEBSITES

ACR INSERVICE EXAM

The inservice exam is given by the ACR annually to all residents in all programs
You are graded by percentiles against residents in your own year

BOARD EXAM

THE AMERICAN BOARD OF RADIOLOGY
ABR practice exam

Candidate code: your ABRID #
Validation code: your Personal Database (PDB) password
Launch code: “core”
To reset the core practice exam

CORE exam
ABR Study Guides

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Google shared drive (non PHI)

MSBISLW@gmail.com
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CTISUS

Everything you need to know about CT

Radiology Notes
ASNR

Select Neurographics tab on the left hand side
In Neurographics, select previous issue tab on bottom of page for Vol 5, Issue 1 – Cervical Spine Trauma – by Gentry, Pulfer, Smoker and Reede (#4 on the list)
This teaching module will take approximately 2 hours to complete

Prep-for-Call Curriculum

By Dr. Mark Frank
Online assessment tool for first years preparing to take call

http://www.rsna.org/medstudent_exhibits.cfm

A number of the teaching modules on this site web site review basic anatomy and principles of image interpretation
You may want to view them and decide how to use them in your curriculum

Emergency Imaging Assessment of Acute, Nontraumatic Conditions of the Head and Neck

Radiographics 2008
A must-read issue

Imaging the Pregnant Patient for Non-Obstetric Conditions: Algorithms and Radiation Dose Considerations

Radiographics (2007)
This article provides the answers to most of the commonly asked questions regarding the imaging of pregnant patients
Excellent resource when you need to look up something in a hurry