The Journal of Radiology Case Reports has just published its March issue

Vol 4, No 3 (2010)

Table of Contents

Interventional Radiology

	Utility of aortic cuffs in converting initially ineligible patients due to unfavorable neck anatomy into successful candidates for endovascular aortic aneurysm repair: A Case Series.	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Omer Awan, Mark Garcia, Yousaf Awan, Mandip Gakhal, Moonjohn Kim, Bogdan Iliescu, Eliot Siegel	1-10

Neuroradiology

	Opposite cerebral dominance for reading and sign language	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Sirisha Komakula, Robert B Burr, James N Lee, Jeffery Anderson	11-14

Pediatric Radiology

	Ileal Atresia with Meconium Peritonitis: Fetal MRI Evaluation	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Andrew Joseph Degnan, Dorothy I. Bulas, Raymond W. Sze	15-18

Gastrointestinal Radiology

	Gardner syndrome complicated with hydronephrosis. A case report.	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Paolo Cabassa, Mario Morone, Enza Gatti, Mariapaola Narbone, Roberto Maroldi	19-23

Thoracic Radiology

	CT Utilization in the Prospective Diagnosis of a Case of Swine-Origin Influenza A (H1N1) Viral Infection	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Amr M. Ajlan, Khalid Khashoggi, Savvas Nicolaou, Nestor L. Müller	24-30

Nuclear Medicine / Molecular Imaging

	FDG uptake in sternoclavicular joint synovitis: Mimic of internal mammary adenopathy.	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Eugene Lin	31-34

General Radiology

	Case Report: Gastric Adenocarcinoma Metastatic to the Prostate Gland	Abstract PDF Full text Interactive full text
	Ping Zhang, Yuanyi Zheng, Haitao Ran, Zhi Leng, Zhigang Wang	35-38

Wow! What an exciting time we are going through!

We just took a quick look on our registration numbers and noticed that since December 2009 we increased our membership numbers by 66 percent! (Within only 3 months!!!) At the end of the RSNA meeting Radiolopolis had "only" 1800 members. With each day we notice an increasing rate of new registrations and to date we welcome 2730 members to our "family". Isn't this amazing!?

To a great extend we relate this high popularity to the extensive interactivity between our members, the protected and "professional" environment and the unique educational value of dozens of our integrated affiliate programs. - Because collaboration is the key to success!

The ARRS (American Roentgen Ray Society) group has just implemented a new upgrade: the group members can now access the table of contents of the latest issue of the journal "AJR" (American Journal of Roentgenology). It is available under the discussion section on the group frontpage.

-> Link to the ARRS group.

The RSNA group has just implemented a new upgrade: the group members can now access the table of contents of the latest issue of the journal "Radiographics". It is available under the discussion section on the group frontpage.

Radiopaedia.org's popular Radiology Teaching File for the iPhone has now been updated to version 2. 

The user interface has been improved, cases have been added to the existing volume (free update) and sample reports are now present for every case. Additional annotated images and diagrams have also been added.

Additionally the full version of Volume 3: musculoskeletal system is now also available.
Each volume comes in LITE (free) and FULL version.

Call for Reviewers!

Journal of Radiology Case Reports (JRCR)

The review process is blinded and exceptional by taking usually no more than 7 days - compared to months (and even years with revisions) in traditional journals, which can be very frustrating for authors.

To maintain the high quality and quick submission turnaround, we are depending on our reviewers and are continuously searching for new reviewers who would love to participate in this pioneering new journal system.

To explain the peer review process:

Three independent reviewers are asked to judge the submission based on the journal criteria. The review process is blinded and should be finished within 7 days. Selection of reviewers is based on their field of expertise and review interests.

Radiopaedia.org is a free online radiology resource built and maintained by it's users. Section editors , as well as being regular users are responsible for overseeing part of the site (e.g. Gastrointestinal section). It is a great way to contribute to the site and have something on your CV to show for it.
We are now accepting applications for all positions, and the positions will be finalized in a month or so. Positions will be awarded primarily based on recent contributions, so even if you have not signed up yet, there is plenty of time to apply and contribute.
For more information please Radiopaedia.org here .
Looking forward to seeing you at Radiopaedia.org,

Frank Gaillard
Editor

Get professional and read the cases like on your workstation!

Radiolopolis just added a new - worldwide unique - feature, which has been adapted from our partner Journal of Radiology Case Reports: interactive case display!
This unique feature allows you to view your and other's cases almost as on your own workstation!
Scroll functions allow you to move up and sown through the image stack
Window and level capability to make structures more conspicuous
Zoom and pan functions to focus on your region of interest.
You find the new feature on each case in the case gallery, when clicking on "Get professional!!!"

Can it get better?!
More to come...

There is no end in sight!
Associated literature references and peer-reviewed Radiology resources in the Radiology Case Gallery

We just added another update for the case gallery: edit/de-identify

Thanks to Medical Illustrator (http://www.medicalillustrator.net/) - which has been presented at the ICR 2009 and implemented into Radiolopolis - it is now possible for Radiolopolis members to edit their images directly from this website.