The resident reading room
See the forest.
Then the trees.
Seven free, image-led neuroradiology modules for early radiology residents, built from the teaching lectures and guides of neuroradiologist E. Brooke Schrickel, MD. Learn the visual clues, work through teaching images, and find out what you can recognize. No account; progress stays in your browser.
Choose your starting point
- Your first head CT — Hemorrhage. Herniation. Hydrocephalus. Three priorities. Real images. A framework to begin. (15–20 min; 6 learning steps, 4 practice questions, 8 check items)
- Meet the MRI sequences — Same brain. Different questions. Recognize the sequence before interpreting the signal. (8–12 min; 4 learning steps, 3 practice questions)
- Find your brain landmarks — Landmark. Continuity. Confirmation. Follow the relationships instead of memorizing one slice. (8–12 min; 3 learning steps, 3 practice questions)
- Trauma spine: look beyond the fracture — Alignment. Bone. Canal. Soft tissues. A focused framework for the first trauma-spine read. (8–12 min; 3 learning steps, 3 practice questions)
- Your first lumbar MRI — Find the level. Find the zone. Follow the root. Turn disc terminology into useful anatomic localization. (10–15 min; 3 learning steps, 3 practice questions)
- Get oriented in the neck — Find the space before the diagnosis. A first map for neck spaces and nodal levels. (8–12 min; 4 learning steps, 3 practice questions)
- Dual-energy stroke CT — Standard CT, VNC and iodine map. Blood, contrast staining or both? (8–12 min; 5 learning steps, 5 guided questions)
Next layer of depth: the fellowship library — 67 topics across six subspecialty domains.