Check out the Head and Neck Imaging lecture collection @Radiopaedia
7.5 hours and 37 review questions
https://t.co/DJ1RmuzT36
Free in 125 Low/Middle-Income countries
Available to All-Access Pass holders or as a standalone 12-month access purchase
Not sure why I didn't do this long, long ago... but just wrote a short @Radiopaedia article on lumbar foraminal stenosis and uploaded some diagrams I had lying around to flesh it out. #FOAMrad https://t.co/PfTD5s3Auv
To those who like to LISTEN:
Check out "Ascending auditory pathway", my first little contribution to @Radiopaedia
https://t.co/Q11p1FHcXC
#DemocratizingKnowledge
The @Radiopaedia free featured video page is worth checking out this week!
Now showing a radiographic anatomy video from @docskalski’s new Cervical Spine X-Ray Interpretation Course.
WATCH: https://t.co/pAT3xUlsUu
Annotated image by yours truly - you’re welcome 😊
And now finished the brainstem arterial territories, images linked to lots of @Radiopaedia articles. So much variation which required plenty of reading. Will it be seen in a new anatomy course in early 2021 @DrAndrewDixon ?
1831 images, 14 months, >20 medical students, residents, and anatomists -- the Neuroanatomy resource on the Neurosurgical Atlas is complete. The most comprehensive and interactive neuroanatomy resource ever created. https://t.co/1usRnkHxuy #Neurosurgery#anatomy
@Radiopaedia has the arterial supply of the brain by @frankgaillard but we were missing the venous drainage. Until now - a couple of hours to create this bad boy.