http://www.yale.edu/imaging/contents.html
This site provides a good overview of the core forms of cardiac imaging, while also detailing some of the less common types. There are several examples of interesting pathology which can be observed via the various imaging techniques, with important features clearly highlighted.
http://www.radiologyassistant.nl/en/420ccf4d2c5c0
Presentations on HRCT interpretation, lung cancer staging and CXR interpretation. í Fully referenced with links at foot of page.
http://www.learningradiology.com/images/chestimages1/chestgallerypages/index.html
Library of CXR images. í Short notes and lectures on chest disease are also on this site.
http://www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/MedEd/medicine/pulmonar/cxr/CXR.HTM
Common radiological findings in respiratory disease with self evaluation and CXR atlas link.
http://www.dermweb.com/pathology/
Pathology slides of common dermatological conditions with concise labelled microscopic detail and in most cases a linked clinical photograph. í Nice to see some clinicopathological correlation.
http://www.visualhistology.com/products/atlas/VHA_Chpt9_Skin.html
Chapter on skin in this online histology atlas. í Matched electron and light microscopic pictures in black and white. í ‘Each picture tells a thousand words’ – but unfortunately only 3 pictures of squirrel monkey pathology, and I’m not sure how much more information is given by the electron microscopic images anyway. í Accompanying text is good, and […]
http://www.danderm.dk/atlas/index.html
At least 1300 clinical photos with accompanying short description.í The photos open in a new window.í They are loosely grouped under 9 different headings, and although there is a search facility it is sometimes a little difficult to find what you are looking for.í No quiz/self assessment, but very good quality photos in the main.
http://www.pcds.org.uk/image-atlas/skin-lesions
This sets out all skin lesions (benign and malignant) according to appearance or body site and should help novices with diagnosis. í The clinical photos are generally excellent and the accompanying text brief but helpful, with links on the page to the British Association of Dermatologists webpage for patient information leaflets.
A small atlas (~40 photos) of common dermatologic presentations indexed alphabetically.í Would be better if you could enlarge the photos.í The photos are better used elsewhere on the Dermweb site to illustrate dermatology terms, or to compare with the pathology.
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