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Life Chiropractic College West >> Academic Departments >> Library >> Links by Topic >> Imaging |
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by Topic: Imaging Jump to: Books | Audiovisuals | Links Books Remember to look in reference, reserve, and two-week collections for good review resources. Browse shelf in WE for musculoskeletal system; WF for chest; WN for imaging. The following books are in the RESERVE collection. Any available older editions are in the two week book collection.
Other recommended texts include:
Audiovisuals Collections of x-ray film cases are available from Life West's health center, and from selected sections of The American College of Radiology Institute's teaching file. The videodisc version of the ACRI teaching file, as well as most radiology and imaging software programs, can be studied on the Imaging computers in the media viewing area. Some programs are fully installed, and others require borrowing the CD-ROM at the circulation desk. Refer to list of instructional software for imaging.
Life West faculty have recorded review sessions on videotape, notably the multi-volume sets Rad 3, Radiology 2, and X-ray physics by Dr. James Carter; and Radiographic technique by Dr. Deborah Cherachanko. Use the library catalog to read complete descriptions. About links to Web resources Radiologists, organizations, and departments at universities are among the providers of freely accessible images and tutorials on the World Wide Web. Within each site, only some material is suitable for the scope of chiropractic curriculum and practice. Links are given as a convenience for students who want to diversify their studies. To request removal of a site from this page, to suggest an additional resource, or to add to students' comments about a site: contact our library director. Please input a subject line. E-mail messages lacking a relevant subject will not be opened.
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ACA Council on Diagnostic Imaging: Case Studies Source: Council on Diagnostic Imaging (American Chiropractic Association) Availability: © ACA and contributors of cases Description: Images and brief discussion of a few interesting cases that presented at chiropractic offices.
BrighamRAD: Anatomic Region Query Students' rating of site: "Great
images, discussion, and DDX." Students' rating of site:
"Site is busy. Hard to negotiate getting what I wanted. "
Students' rating of site:
"Good imaging and concise overview of academic content; not too much
in regards to case reports or DDX." Students' rating of site:
"Awesome" LearningRadiology.com Faculty's rating of site: Recommended. Source: William Herring, MD., Vice-Chairman and Radiology Residency Program Director at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. Availability: use on Web. Description: A non-commercial site aimed primarily at medical students and radiology residents-in-training, containing lectures, handouts, images, Cases of the Week, archives of case quizzes, flashcards of differential diagnoses and “most commons” lists, primarily in the areas of chest, GI, cardiac, and bone radiology.
McLean Radiology Faculty's rating of site: Recommended. http://www.mcleanradiology.com/ Source: Ian D McLean DC DACBR, Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport, IA. Availability: Internet Explorer 5.5 or better required to view the many PowerPoint™ slide shows. Description: Information on radiology topics and information relating to the profession, education and radiology practice. Features monthly grand rounds and current topics, such as a list of favorite radiology texts and a table of indications for MRI examinations.
Musculoskeletal Radiology http://www.rad.washington.edu/academics/academic-sections/msk Source: University of Washington Availability: use on Web Description: Well-developed site, with many online modules.
Radiographic Anatomy of the Skeleton http://uwmsk.org/RadAnatomy.html Source: Michael L. Richardson, M.D.; University of Washington Availability: use on Web Descritption: Switch between unlabeled to labeled versions.
Radiology Cases in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Students' rating of site: "Easy
to use list of cases. Although most are not applicable to my practice,
each case has good images, history, and teaching points." Students' rating of site:
"Pretty good; though no case reports or DDXs." Students' rating of site:
"Normal anatomy is good. Better and different than Chest X-ray
site."
Students' rating of site:
"Fabulous for MRI."
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