Resources

Lesion Localizer: Site from Harvard medical school with more cases that interface clinical neurology and radiology.

HeadNeckBrainSpine: Great site that allows the viewer to scroll through a set of images with the ability to toggle on and off structures. Requires FLASH and therefore won't work on an iphone or ipad. It is free!
e-anatomy: Another great site that allows you to scroll through a series of different neuroimaging studies. Also requires FLASH. Some of the modules are free. There is a subscription fee to see more detailed anatomic structures.

UW Madison Radiology Home Page
Dartmouth Radiology
Johns Hopkins: General site geared for the medical student. Topics include Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, transition to the wards and residency match info.
Radiology Assistant: Nice site with a number of great tutorials on important topics in radiology.
University of Virginia Radiology Tutorial
AMSER: The Alliance of Medical Student Educators in Radiology. There is an extensive Radiology curriculum and resources for medical students.

Radiographics
American Journal of Neuroradiology
ACR Appropriatness Criteria: The American College of Radiology issues guidelines for neuroimaging. Imaging tests are given an "appropriateness score" based on the clinical presentation. Scores of 1, 2 and 3 are usually not appropriate and scores of 7, 8 and 9 are considered appropriate.

Join the Radiology Interest Group at UW. Please contact Andew Wetland for more information at alwentland@wisc.edu
Check out resources for students on the AMSER (Alliance of Medical Student Educators in Radiology) website

Below you will find a list of recommended articles that review important concepts in neurorimaging.
To download the articles you will need a UW net id and password.
- Imaging the Brain Part 1: New England Journal of Medicine
- Imaging the Brain Part 2: New England Journal of Medicine
- CNS imaging: Postgraduate Medicine
- Patterns of Contrast Enhancement of the Brain and Meninges: Radiographics

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