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| Tagged in: Radiolopolis , Radiology talk , Radiology support , Radiology discussion , Polls , Discussion | Dec , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
Dear Radiolopolis members!
We just upgraded our discussion forum which enables many new features, such as anonymous postings, polls, video integration, instant preview panel and many more ...
| Tagged in: Social networking , Social network , RSNA , Radiolopolis , prizes , event | Nov , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
| Tagged in: writing , news articles , freelance writer , freelance , author | Oct , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
We are currently seeking for freelance writers who are experienced in the medical, and particular Radiology field. If you are interested, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject Freelance writing. Details will be then discussed on a personal basis.
Thank you
| Tagged in: Treatment , Guidelines , Contrast reaction | Apr , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
These are symptom-dependent guidelines for treatment of patients who suffer a reaction to intravenous contrast material.
| Tagged in: Zoom , Window and level , Toolbar , Teaching files , Share cases , Scroll , Radiolopolis , Radiology tutorial , Radiology training , Radiology teaching files , Radiology teaching , Radiology information , Radiology images , Radiology help , Radiology education , Radiology cases , Radiology , Multiplanar reformation , Multiplanar reconstruction , MPR , Learning , Interesting cases , Interactivity , Interactive cases , Interactive , Image stack , Elearning , Education , E-learning , Cases | Feb , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
The toolbar is available at the bottom of the viewer It offers many features:
1. Full Mode: toggle screen normal/full mode
2. High Quality Button: load HQ version of the current shown Image.
3. Pan Button: when selected you can drag the Image. 4. Zoom Out Button
5. Reset Zoom Button
6. Zoom In Button
7. Window/Level Button: when selected while button down move horizontal to set Level and move vertical to set Window.
8. Reset Window/Level Button
9. Description Button: show/hide Description Window.
10. Show Annotation Button: show/hide Annotation.
11. MPR Mode Button: when selected three views are shown axial, sagittal and coronal
| Tagged in: Window and level , Teaching files , Share images , Share cases , Self-exam , Scroll , Radiolopolis , Radiology training , Radiology tools , Radiology teaching files , Radiology teaching , Radiology talk , Radiology images , Radiology help , Radiology education , Radiology discussion , Radiology cases , Multiplanar reformation , Multiplanar reconstruction , MPR , Learning , Interesting cases , Interactivity , Interactive cases , Interactive , Image upload , Image stack , Exam preparation , Elearning , Education , E-learning , Cases | Feb , 2011 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
Finally it's launched: the long promised latest interactive image stack viewer for Radiology cases!
No installation needed - no Active X or other plugin needed!
Virtually every browser is in these days Flash enabled - that's all you need!
| Tagged in: Untagged | Nov , 2010 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (2) |
MANY PRIZES (iPods, books, gift cards) at our RSNA event!
Finally we finished our Radiolopolis event survey and the majority of people decided to host the event on Wednesday, December 1st 2010 in the Hyatt Regency hotel downtown Chicago at 7PM in the grand cocktail bar in the upper floor.
Please remember: there are TWO Hyatt hotels in Chicago - one next to the McCormick center and the other in downtown. Our Social event will be in the Hyatt hotel DOWNTOWN!
During this social "come together" we will honor our Radiology Olympics medalists.
The first ones to come will get FREE DRINKS (cocktails or non-alcoholics)!
But that's NOT ALL! We will also have a drawing for each attending member with many GREAT prizes.
We will give away several iPods touch, the latest generation iPod shuffles, great value Radiology books and many gift cards for Starbucks (up to 30 USD!)
| Tagged in: Social networking , Social network , Social media , RSNA , Reviewer , Radiolopolis , Radiology network , Radiology friends , Radiology discussion , Radiology , Party , Networking , Manuscript submission , Manuscript reviewer , Journal reviewer , Journal of Radiology Case Reports , Journal , Invite friends , Friends , Find friends , Find colleagues , Awards | Nov , 2010 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
Dear Radiolopolis member,
The next RSNA meeting is approaching fast and we would like to cordially invite you to our RSNA Radiolopolis event. The Radiolopolis event will be an exciting "come together" with other Radiolopolis members and will also host an award ceremony for our Radiology Olympics medalists. We will also have a drawing with great prizes for our participants (iPods etc.)!
| Tagged in: Zoom , Window and level , Teaching files , Teaching file server , Share images , Share cases , Scroll , Radiolopolis , Radiology tutorial , Radiology teaching files , Radiology support , Radiology information , Radiology images , Radiology help , Radiology cases , Interactivity , Interactive cases , Interactive , Image upload , Image stack , Featured programs , Elearning , Education , E-learning , Cases | Sep , 2010 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (3) |
This tutorial should guide you in a few steps how to create extraordinary interactive Radiology cases on Radiolopolis.
We try to make it as easy as possible so that even less computer experienced users may benefit from this unique feature.
The first part of this tutorial explains how to prepare the image stacks and the second part explains how to add them to your case portfolio.
Step 1: Preparing the image stacks:
Virtually every modern PACS system/viewing software provides a "save" or "export" function and allows to export one or multiple images as JPG files. Please select all the files of that particular series you would like to export and save them in a dedicated folder as JPG files.
This folder should contain ONLY the image files. Again: The images need to be in JPG format (with file extension ".jpg"). Figure 1 shows an example folder - called "dummy folder".
Figure 1: Save your images as JPG files in a dedicated folder (here named "dummy folder").
| Tagged in: Zoom , Window and level , Teaching files , Scroll , Radiolopolis , Radiology tutorial , Radiology information , Radiology images , Radiology education , Radiology cases , Interactivity , Interactive cases , Interactive , Elearning , Education , E-learning , Cases | Sep , 2010 |
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| Posted by: Radiolopolis Team in Radiology Blogs | Comment (0) |
The interactive stack viewer has been adapted from our affiliated Journal of Radiology Case Reports and allows multiple functions that enhance the educational value of the provided cases.
| Radiology Case Gallery improvements - Associated literature references and peer-reviewed Radiology resources |
There is no end in sight! |
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