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Interactive Radiology Cases
Scroll, pan, window, and zoom
Cases are interactive, just like on a work PACS. All you need is a modern browser, which means you can learn radiology at home or on the go.
Efficient Learning
Carefully selected case sets
Master classic and atypical appearances of pathologies more efficiently than haphazardly reviewing cases at work. Cases include sample reports, focused discussions, annotated images, and reputable references.
On-Call Radiology Resources
Helpful resources while on the clock
The Pediatric Normals by Age, Body CT Incidental Findings, and Neuro CT Mimics resources were specifically created to help on call. Select illustrations are accessible via the media index.
If CaseStacks existed when I was an R1 or R2, I absolutely would have paid for the service for a few months before starting call. It would’ve been invaluable for my confidence going into a challenging experience.
Ben White, MD
benwhite.com
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Features
Interactive Cases
Track Your Progress
Keyboard Shortcuts
Cases are optimized for efficiency with extensive keyboard shortcuts
Program Director Dashboard INSTITUTIONS
Program directors can monitor resident progress
Example Case Reports
Saved Cases
Call Simulator
Shuffle cases from our courses and submit your own prelim report
Assign Tasks INSTITUTIONS
Program directors can assign courses and assessments
Annotated Images
Quality References
Dark Mode
Toggle dark mode for easier viewing of cases in dim light
Radiology Trainees & Radiologists
Courses are designed for call preparation, but also useful for preparing for new rotations or refreshing your knowledge of topics outside your specialty.
An Ideal Resource For
Providers in Other Specialties
Courses cover "must-know" diagnoses pertinent to a variety of specialties, including: EM, orthopedics, pediatrics, neurology, and neurosurgery.
Medical Students
Our medical school curriculum and anatomy modules are ideal for medical students wanting to improve their imaging interpretation prior to rotations, internship, or residency.
Additional Resources
Peds Normals by Age
Database of reference normal radiographs, CTs, and MRIs by child age from birth to age 16
Neuro CT Mimics
Visual reference of common pathology mimics on CT
Incidental CT Findings Guidelines
Quick reference to recent consensus guidelines for managing incidental findings found on CT imaging of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis
Medical School Anatomy Modules
Labeled radiographs and scrollable CT/MRI series teaching radiologic anatomy in a level of detail appropriate for medical students
Recent Tweets
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We've added dark mode to our case pages🌙🤩
This frequently requested feature makes reviewing images easier on the eyes in dimly lit rooms such as reading rooms
The toggle is below the expand button and the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl + Alt + D
#RadRes #MedEd #Radiology #Imaging
We're excited to release our new "call simulator" w/ a few frequently requested features:
✅Shuffle cases from our courses to simulate the mix of a call shift
✅Submit your report before reviewing the case write-up
✅Progress is synced across the site
👉http://CaseStacks.com/radiology-call-simulator/
New Year. New ultrasound course!🎊
👉https://www.casestacks.com/body/ultrasound-course/
✅75 Cases
✅High-yield OB/GYN GI/GU & More
✅Key Images
✅Interactive Cines
✅Sample Reports
✅Try FREE cases
🔓Unlock all cases with a PRO plan (All imaging or Cross-Sectional)
🎉20% OFF w/code "launch" until 1/6
We've listened to your feedback (🙏 thank you!) & have decreased load times w/ improved case compression. The greatest gains are in our body & chest CT courses where some of our larger cases are over 70% smaller. Site-wide we've decreased file sizes by ~15%. We hope this helps!
This middle-aged female presented with a right neck mass. The differential diagnosis for the imaging findings in this case is broad, but what degenerative/inflammatory condition would you consider?
👉 ANSWER: https://bit.ly/379hVi7
#RadRes #MedEd #FOAMed
We've added a frequently requested feature to http://CaseStacks.com — keyboard shortcuts. These are shown below and also accessible by pressing "K" on any case page.
Hopefully this helps users more efficiently review lots of cases ⌨️👍