The Radiology Review Podcast provides high-quality educational reviews on key radiology topics so you can prepare for board examinations during your commute, workout, and other on-the-go moments.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 17 hours 48 minutes
episode 87: Pancreatic Lesions Part 1
Review of pancreatic lesions for radiology board exams. After part 2 is posted, a free study guide on this topic will be available at theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed!
episode 88: Pancreatic Lesions Part 2
Part 2 of my review of pancreatic lesions for radiology board exams. Download the free study guide on this topic at .
episode 89: Congenital Cardiac Anomalies Part 1
Part 1 review of congenital cardiac anomalies for radiology board exams. Check out additional free educational content at .
episode 90: Wellness Episode: Tai Chi for Radiologists with Phillip Kuo, MD PhD
Dr. Covington interviews Dr. Kuo on tai chi for radiologists and other physicians. Discussion points include how to get started with tai chi and the potential benefits of tai chi for radiologists. Also, check out Dr. Kuo’s channel for efficient...
episode 91: Congenital Cardiac Anomalies Part 2
Part 2 of my review of congenital cardiac anomalies for radiology board review. Check out other free board preparation materials at .
episode 92: Congenital Cardiac Anomalies Part 3
Part 3 of my review of congenital cardiac anomalies for radiology board review. Check out the free downloadable study guide on this and other topics at .
episode 93: Orbital Lesions Part 1
Review of orbital lesions for radiology board exams. Check out this and other educational materials for radiology board review at .
episode 94: Orbital Lesions Part 2
Review of orbital lesions for radiology board exams. Download the free study guide on this topic at .
episode 95: CT and MRI Artifacts
Review of high-yield CT and MRI artfiacts for radiology board exams. Download the free study guide on this topic at .
episode 96: Temporal Bone and Ear
Review of the temporal bone and ear for the Core Exam. Check out the free study guide on this and other topics at .