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Few
Useful Websites on
International Radiology
1.
Belgian Radiology Link at http://www.devolder.be/brl/
is a site from Belgium with the main purpose of this site is to stimulate communication
between Belgian and foreign radiologists. Edited and reviewed by Dr. Erik Ranschaert,
this site offers at http://www.devolder.be/brl/inhoudstafel2.htm
inhoudstafel2.htm numerous interesting hyperlinks, a case of the month Teaching
Files, Teleradiology, World Wide Radiology Links and Radiological Societies etc
and a link to Eufora e-mail that connects European radiologists. The "Site of
the Month" at http://www.devolder.be/brl/Siteofmonth.htm
is a popular and an interesting area that features an useful site to Radiologists
on a monthly basis.
2. Clinique Montchoisi Radiologie at http://www.swissradiology.com
or http://www.montchoisi.ch/radiologie/RadiologieE.html
is a radiology Portal from Institut De Radiologie based in Switzerland. The site
has well-executed offerings on Current Pathology and Imaging Guidelines. Regional
areas such as Neck and thorax, Upper abdomen, Genitourinary, Vascular and Central
nervous system are wrapped up in
http://www.montchoisi.ch/radiologie/RadiologieE.html . In addition, a handy
set of 'must see' Radiology links is accessible at http://www.montchoisi.ch/radiologie/links.html
3. French Radiology Multimedia Server athttp://www.med.univ-rennes1.fr/cerf/cerf_an.html
is an online educative portal fashioned by French Council of the Teachers of Radiology
(CERF). The site is technically sophisticated, menu-laden with a number of innovative
items including 3700 on-line clinical cases that can be accessed at
http://www.med.univ-rennes1.fr/cerf/ico_an/INDEXAN.HTM and at http://www.med.univ-rennes1.fr/cerf/iconocerf/idx/tous/index.html
These cases can be retrieved on the basis by MESH or by author or by index
of History or by the last cases (best quality) or simply in a Query form.
4.
Holland Radiology Page at http://home-1.worldonline.nl/~knmg1588/radilogiesites.htm
offers a wide variety of material relevant to radiologists. There are a range
of topics that wraps up Teaching and Practice: MR and CT, Anatomy, Musculoskeletal
Digital Radiology and Ultrasound. Besides all these, there are links to Radiological
Departments, Radiological Journals and Newsgroups.
5.
Hong Kong College of Radiologists at http://www.hkcr.org/
has a range of online features such as Continuing Medical Education, Online Resources,
News and Events and Newsletter. One great feature is the Case of the Month, which
is available at http://www.hkcr.org/CaseOfMonth/
, wherein a new challenging case is provided on the 15th of each month.
6.
The Italian Society of Radiology (S.I.R.M.) at http://www.sirm.org/uk
and http://www.sirm.org/uk/index.html
is the official site of the scientific society (founded in 1913) whose main purpose
is in improving knowledge in diagnostic imaging. The S.I.R.M. offers the journal
"La Radiologia Medica", which publishes original scientific texts concerning radiological
subjects, case reports, special Scientific Sections, methods and technology, produced
mainly by Italian Radiologists.
7. Korean Radiology Site at http://home.hanmir.com/~radindex/
is another well-regarded international site. This site is essentially a free
resource offering an assortment of material that includes Quizzes/Cases, Radiological
Journals. Among other worthwhile online features is the set of links to Subspecialties
within Radiology such as Neuro/H&N, Chest, Abdomen, GUT and Modalities such as
USG, CT/MRI, Nuclear Medicine and Physics.
8. Medical Image Reference
Center/Cancer, (called also as MEDIREC/Cancer) is a reference database system
of cancer images from National Cancer Center of Japan (NCC). This site
which is available at http://www.medirec.ncc.go.jp/pub/gmain.html
is a reference database containing cases contributed from collaborating centers
worldwide. The searches are made by ten groups of Modalities and nine organ systems.
One can download the MEDIREC Viewer for displaying DICOM images. Search can be
performed by ACR code, Major anatomical code, and Pathological code, Modality
or by image findings.
9. Eurorad at http://www.eurorad.org/
is website maintained by the European Association of Radiology and offers quality
Radiology education material. Principally, the website has case material (retrievable
by anatomical regions or by a search index available at http://www.eurorad.org/search.cfm)
and a link to Eurorad Newsletter at http://www.eurorad.org/newsletter.cfm
which is open to "Radiologists, Radiology Residents, Medical Students and Physicians"
10.Turkish Society of Thoracic Radiology at
http://www.toraksrad.org/english/index.html is the official website that was
founded in 1996. The highlight of the site is the case of the month and Quiz.Both
these features are exculsively available with cases commencing from Apr 2001.
Endpiece
There
is a short list of sites that keep a track on the online emergence and presence
of Radiology Sites across the globe. Foremost among them is the popular resource
from RSNA, available as Multilingual and Non-English Language Radiology Sites
at http://www.rsna.org/education/launchpad/multilingual.html
Similarly, Radiology Country wise Lists at http://www.med.unibo.it/rad2/Rad/other.htm
, SickleHut International Radiology Site Links at http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~jfung/radiology.htm
also maps the Online global presence of radiology material.
A set of
links that that focuses on International Radiology Links, albeit categorised in
geographical groups is available in the form of Europe Sites at http://www.med.unibo.it/rad2/Rad/europe.htm
, American Sites at http://www.med.unibo.it/rad2/Rad/America.htm
and Asian Sites at http://www.med.unibo.it/rad2/Rad/other.htm
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