http://www.strokeadvancingmodules.org/labyrinth_thrombo/
16 anonymised real-patient scenarios where you are provided with the necessary clinical and radiological information, and you need to make a decision about thrombolysis. You can compare your answers to those of specialists in the area, and also see the actual course of action taken and patient outcome. í Each case takes about 10 minutes.
http://www.clinicaloptions.com/Oncology/Case%20Challenges/CTCL%20Cases.aspx
Requires free registration. Three case challenges (links to individual cases below). Learning objectives are clearly stated, the case is presented and unfolds according to your choices. í The supporting data is then reviewed. Treatment of early-stage CTCL in a 56-year-old black male patient Treatment of a 54-year-old male with tumor-stage mycosis fungoides Treatment of recurrent folliculotropic […]
http://www.thoracic.org/clinical/ats-clinical-cases/index.php
ATS atlas of interesting respiratory cases for the specialist
http://www.chestnet.org/accp/case-puzzlers
American College of Physicians case puzzlers; complex clinical cases in chest medicine
http://drrihamchest.blogspot.co.uk
Multiple power point presentations in various respiratory topics
http://www.virtualpatients.eu/referatory/
Virtual interactive patient cases, with í lots of ethical issues addressed. Links to those with a chest slant are below. Oga Florian Andy Dufrayne (video), (text) Alfred Stokes Sophie Lindham (enquiry-based feedback)í , (linear feedback) Isabelle Karani Edward Payne
An interactive case which helps dermatologists learn of the latest treatments for melanoma.
http://www.vgrd.org/archive/Archive.htm
A ‘gathering place’ for dermatologists from all over the world to post interesting or challenging cases and to share experiences.
http://www.cyberderm.net/en/home/start.html
This does require login which is free for any university student. í It is very worthwhile for medical students with an interest in dermatology or trainees in dermatology early in their career. í It is interactive, systematic and case orientated, withí many hours worth of resources which are grouped into a sensible curriculum. There are ‘cyberlectures’ for 120 […]
http://clinicalcases.org/2005/07/cardiology-cases.html
This site provides a case based curriculum using problem based learning scenarios and links to other resources such as the NEJM (Images in Clinical Medicine)- may need a institutional login for some of these links. A nice breadth of cases in each discipline
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