CTisus iPearls vs RadCase

To most people, pearls are considered precious gems, and are among the most popular jewels in the world. It should not be surprising that physicians consider a priceless bit of knowledge about their specialty a "pearl". For the diagnostic radiologist, a pearl may be the formerly elusive insight or fact that paves the way for a correct diagnosis or deeper understanding of a radiologic image. A traditional component of radiology education, pearls are considered on a par with elements such as the teaching file or lecture series. Pearls have also been a mainstay of www.CTISUS.com, where we post approximately 150 to 300 new pearls each month. In this app, we present pearls across 29 of the most popular categories derived from the literature or our imaging experiences. The app also provides a search feature to enhance user interactivity. We look forward to sharing these new insights with you on the latest version where we present literally thousands of pearls.

RadCase helps radiology residents, fellows, medical students, and radiologists review imaging cases and practice their knowledge. Explore 547 cases across radiology topics, with source images, findings, differential diagnoses, teaching points, and references. The library includes cases for image review as well as cases used in quizzes. Make each study session your own: - Browse and search cases by topic, modality, and difficulty. - Practice with case-based quizzes and noninterpretive skills questions. - Bookmark cases and revisit explanations and teaching points. - Track quiz results and learning progress on your device. - Download supported case images for later offline review. An internet connection is needed for downloads and external references. No account is required. Learning progress stays on your device. Optional diagnostic reporting is off until you choose to enable it. RadCase is for education only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, triage, or guide care for any patient.