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Anatomy, aneurysm, common carotid artery, cross-sectional imaging, Imaging, Medical Imaging, Pathology, ultrasound, vascular

Common Carotid Aneurysm (Suspected): A Vascular Pathology Case Study

This case is interesting! See how it took two imaging modalities to make the correct diagnosis. Is it a carotid artery aneurysm or not? Average time to complete module: 15 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 21, 2017

Anatomy, cross-sectional imaging, Imaging, male pelvis, male reproductive, Medical Imaging, ultrasound

Anatomy of the Male Pelvis & Reproductive System

Work through this interactive module to review the anatomy of the male pelvis and reproductive system using virtual dissection images and multimodality imaging. Average time to complete module: 20 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 13, 2017

cross-sectional imaging, Imaging, Medical Imaging, pancreas, pseudocyst, ultrasound

Pseudocyst of the Pancreas: A Pathology Case Study

Learn more about pancreatic pseudocysts with this interactive case report that includes three imaging modalities. Average time to complete module: 15 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 6, 2017

cross-sectional imaging, Imaging, Medical Imaging, pancreas, pancreatitis, ultrasound

Pancreatitis: A Pathology Case Study

2 case studies in 1. Explore this module to learn more about acute pancreatitis and its sequela. Lab and imaging findings included! Average time to complete module: 20 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 6, 2017

cross-sectional imaging, Imaging, islet cell, Medical Imaging, pancreas, tumor, ultrasound

Islet Cell Tumor of the Pancreas: A Pathology Case Study

These tumors may have an interesting clinical presentation. Examine this type of pancreatic tumor through a case study-based e-Module. Average time to complete module: 15 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 6, 2017

cross-sectional imaging, gastrointestinal, hernia, Imaging, Medical Imaging, ultrasound

Ventral Hernia: A Gastrointestinal System Case Study

Hernias are one of the most common indications for surgery in the US and a common finding on abdominal imaging. This module reviews the normal abdominal wall musculature and a case study using the Anatomage Table and CT and Ultrasound images. Find out more! Average time to complete module: 15 minutes (Updated Nov. 2023)

Jul 5, 2017