Research Guides: Radiology: Search for Information

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Amirsys Imaging Reference Center

Amirsys Imaging Reference Center is an image library including 72,000 x-ray, CT, MR, and ultrasound illustrations and images with expert analysis and references. This database focuses on diagnosis through imaging.

Medical Health Sciences Databases

PubMed
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MEDLINE
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Scopus
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ClinicalKey
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Radiology DVDs

Bone density studies
Call Number: RC930.5 .B66 2000 DVD
Publication Date: 2000

Location: Audiovisual Third Floor
Chest X-ray interpretation: a primary care approach
Call Number: RC78.15 .C44 1998 DVD
Publication Date: 1998

Location: Audiovisual Third Floor
Radiology for the non-radiologist: an adult and pediatric update
Call Number: RC78.15 .C44 1998 DVD
Publication Date: 1998

Location: Audiovisual Third Floor
Radiology for the non-radiologist: skeletal and trauma series
Call Number: RC78.15 .R335 2009 DVD
Publication Date: 2009

Location: Audiovisual Third Floor
Radiology Review
Call Number: RC78 .R6 R33 2009
Publication Date: 2009

Location: Audiovisual Third Floor

Radiology Websites/Case Studies

Introduction to Radiology: An Online Interactive Tutorial
An online tutorial provided by the University of Virginia Health System's Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging. The tutorial covers seven categories: Abdominal, Musculoskeletal, Neuroradiology, Nuclear Medicine, Pediatric, Physics and Thoracic.
A Primer on Reading Chest Radiographs
A 353-slide tutorial authored by Andrew Luks, MD, and Julie Takasugi, MD, at the University of Washington. The tutorial focuses on reading adult chest X-Rays and is divided into 13 sections.
Radiology Assistant
Created and maintained by a team of editors from the Radiology Society of the Netherlands. The site covers eight categories: Abdomen, Breast, Cardiovascular, Chest, Head/Neck, Musculoskeletal, Neuroradiology and Pediatrics.

Acquisitions and Resource Sharing Librarian

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