This module will help participants to become familiar with the most common acute pathologies of the aorta on CT scan and raise awareness for important risk factors and associated complications.

This MRI training is designed for radiologists who want to improve their ability to report patients with the most relevant pathologies of the ankle. Trainees will also develop the skills of structured reporting by using useful checklists of anatomical areas.

Learn how to read CT scan chest reports using a systematic approach with immediate feedback from the radiologist expert.

This training is aimed at radiologists who want to improve their reporting of patients with cognitive decline, whilst learning about different types of dementia.

This Image Reporting Module is aimed at radiologists, oncologists and other specialists who are interested in boosting their clinical competences in the interpretation and identification of different patterns from oesophageal-gastric cancer MRI cases.

This Reporting Course on head and neck cancer is aimed at radiologists who are interested in boosting their clinical competences in the interpretation and identification of different head and neck cancer patterns via images in MRI and CT scan cases.

Intended for pulmonologists, radiologists and rheumatologists, this module is a training activity that will help you to strengthen your clinical skills in interpreting and identifying different patterns of Interstitial Lung Disease, using real-life cases.

Intended for radiologists, pulmonologists, and rheumatologists, this module is a training activity that will help you to strengthen your clinical skills in interpreting and identifying different patterns of Interstitial Lung Disease, using real-life cases.

The module exposes participants to a wide scale of intestinal abnormalities as commonly encountered in every day emergency radiology.

This Reporting Module for kidney cancer is aimed at general radiologists who are interested in boosting their clinical competences in the interpretation, identification and differential diagnosis of kidney cancer using imaging techniques.

Looking for MRI cases online? This module will help you to learn about the general and most common pathologies of the knee including traumatic and non-traumatic pathologies and the associated findings.

The module will let the participants improve their skills to read and report Magnetic Resonance Imaging studies of the lumbar spine.

This online course aims to highlight the key areas of concern related to the lack of standardization in lumbar spine imaging, with a focus on terminology and interpretation discrepancies. Through the adoption of standardized interpretation guidelines, the course seeks to reduce subjectivity and improve accuracy in diagnosis and treatment through completing real-life cases on our Lumbar Spine Image Reporting Simulator and receiving immediate feedback from the experts who have designed the course.

Aimed at radiologists as well as medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, and pulmonologists, the diagnostic imaging in lung cancer simulation programme is a training activity that will help the specialist improve their clinical skills with regard to the interpretation and identification of images in the diagnosis, staging and response assessment of cases of lung cancer.

This learning module is designed to demonstrate the common meniscal pathologies, common injury mechanism and associated findings.

Get an update on the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and other demyelinating diseases with Multiple Sclerosis radiology training cases. Practice the application of diagnostic criteria of MS. This module will help you with the standardisation and optimisation of the use of MRI in the management of MS in clinical practice

The aim of this module is to describe the main imaging findings in acute and chronic pancreatitis.

This module will show participants the complex anatomy of the paranasal sinuses (PNS). There are multiple normal variants on PNS that are important for presurgical assesment, by completing the module the users will learn how to create detailed and concise structured CT PNS reports.

This radiology training module will help you become familiar and feel confident with reporting on MRI for prostate cancer detection using the current guidelines PI-RADS 2.1

MRI of the shoulder is challenging with complex anatomy and oblique imaging planes. This module is designed to familiarize the residents in radiology, physiotherapists, orthopaedic surgery or general surgery in reporting MRI of the shoulder.

The module attempts to help shed some light on this large group of heterogeneous tumours found in the soft tissues of the musculoskeletal system. The module is targeted at radiologists who occasionally encounter soft tissue tumours outside of tumour centres, applying basic rules for distinguishing ‘potentially malignant’ from ‘probably benign’ masses.

On-call Radiology - Advanced Stroke Imaging CME. This stroke imaging training module #1 will help you gain confidence in giving an accurate differential diagnosis of stroke CT cases and see multiple stroke cases across different stages.