Free online resources

There are a seemingly limitless number of free online radiology resources, far far too many to
even approach. For an example of an extensive list, see Radiology Education.
Here is my significantly briefer list of excellent general radiology resources for medical
students, whether youre interested in the pursuit of knowledge or the pursuit of a career in
the field. Everyone has to start somewhere.

The Radiology Assistant is probably my favorite, very readable and concise.

Radiopaedia is the wikipedia of radiology. Articles are pretty terse, but when you see
a finding or diagnosis and want to have an explanation, this is where to look (e.g. what
the heck is ground glass?)

University of Virginias Introduction to Radiology online tutorial series is one of the

best and even covers some more esoteric modalities (like cardiac MRI).

Learning Radiology is a massive resource with lots of cases. The design is somewhat
overwhelming and cluttered, but dont let that discourage you.

Liebermans eRadiology is another nice, big, well-organized resource, including a lot

of lectures, powerpoints, cases, imaging workup algorithms, etc.

HeadNeckBrainSpine is easily the best resource for learning neuroanatomy.

And my final far-reaching inclusion is Radiology Resources for Medical Students,

which is also solid but requires a bit too much clicking to get around the lessons.