Radiolopolis - the international radiology network and community

The goal of the group is mutual thoughtful support in Dental and Maxillofacial Radiology study and comprehension.

Shoulder to Shoulder (www.shouldertoshoulder.org): is a private, non-profit, non-governmental organization formed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1996. It began providing health care services in western Intibuca, Honduras in 1990. It formed Hombro a Hombro, a grassroots community-based, non-profit NGO registered in Honduras. The mission is to develop educational and health programs to help poor rural communities in Honduras achieve sustainable development and improve the overall health and well being of its residents. There are 13 academic health center/community partnerships in the US. Shoulder to Shoulder receives financial assistance from private donors, foundations and the constituent academic health centers. Please visit www.shouldertoshoulder.org and http://www.itnonline.net/node/36119

This group is all about the softcopies of our Radiology book library... come lets share ebooks.. i mean Knowledge.....

In times of unsustainable health costs the role of the Radiologist has to be not only to go for more and more exams but also to be aware of unncessary follow ups and uncessary exams which can be eliminated if we reflect the data we have and follow guidlines of major opinionmakers. Good example: Fleischner society of Thoracic Imaging and recommendation to follow lung nodules. This is an effort to compare certain habits of imaging and reflect if these are evidenced based and sort out habits which are unnecessary and even worse also are a source of unncessary radiation.

Anyone planning on attending the ISMRM / SMRT meeting in Stockholm Sweden this coming May is invited to join. If you find anything of interest while you are researching Stockholm be sure to update your Radiolopolis colleagues! Have you been to Stockholm before? Please share your recommendations of what to do and what not to do, what to see and any tips you can share.

AS we all know knowledge of radiological anatomy is fundamental to the study of radiology.So lets share....!!!!

This group is exclusively dedicated to people who are interested in becoming moderators and section editors for the international medical community which will be launched in mid December.

This group is about pure radiological imaging, where we can put and see a wide variety of cases.

This group consists of radiology post graduates studying in our institute.We would be presenting radiology cases of interest.

Tbilisi State Medical University (TSMU) is a leading Medical University in Caucasus Region. TSMU was founded as Tbilisi Medical Institute in 1918 and became the Faculty of Medicine within the Tbilisi State University (TSU) in 1930. Tbilisi State Medical Institute has been renamed to Medical University in 1992. Since that University operates as an independent educational institution. TSMU became one of the high-ranking state-supported institutions of higher education in the whole Caucasus region. Currently there are almost 5000 undergraduate and 203 postgraduate students at the University of whom 10% come from foreign countries. Tbilisi State Medical University (TSMU) is a full member of the following international organizations and associations: European Universities Association (EUA) Association of Medical Education of Europe (AMEE) European Association of International Education (EAIE) European Medical Students Association (EMSA) TSMU closely collaborates with: WHO World federation of Medical Education (WFME) UNESCO Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) Schwaitser World Academy (SWA)

We all like images. This group is for displaying your talent behind the camera. 'Cos we need some diversion from our routine work. Images is for displaying our talent with digital cameras Photos should be decent, avoid vulgar photos and avoid controversial pics

From the Spring 2010 sitting, the First FRCR Examination will comprise two modules: physics and radiological anatomy.

This group discusses a new feature on Radiolopolis called "Case challenge!". Please join this group if you are interested to contribute to cases of the day as well as giving your suggestions.

This modest group is to share,discuss & review wide variety of oncologic cases seen in our departments,clinics&hospitals,,,,,,,to get benifit for all members.............

people..... this is ur group where u will find only pulmonary cases, all kinds - simple, complex, normal....:)

Radiolopolis publishes the best teaching files from the teaching file program 'Radiology Teacher' as the 'Case of the Week'. Everybody is invited to submit their best teaching files to be displayed as the 'Case of the Week' in this exciting Radiology community. Furthermore, the 'Case of the Week' will also be displayed on the dedicated domain 'www.CaseOfTheWeek.org' for a worldwide audience. You may join this group and discuss related topics, ask questions and become a contributor.

Maricopa Medical Center County hospital

All Hungarian speakers join today!

Blackbird is a suite of products that complement and extend OsiriX. This group has been set up as a public forum for Blackbird users to discuss issues. Blackbird comprises a RIS, archive, DICOM routers, an image and report distribution system, comprehensive support and maintenance and facilitates teleradiology. This White Paper on www.radiology.co.za takes the reader through an ideal distributed practice work flow and then explains what IntelMS designed to complement OsiriX.

radiology reaches out to community before a clinician does or even before the patient does. cultivate an idea of radiologists being good clinicians first.the thought process targets the need for prevention and benefits of faster diagnosis in taclikng most of the common diseses.for eg screening processes in tb, leprosy,obesity etc. all the modern tols of radiology can be exploited. there are may mechanisms which create the environment where radiologist wins over and assists the clinicians for acieving disease free society. let us do that . awaiting more and more participation. more details will be shared in due course dr praveen reddy community radiologist