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Global Radiology CME

Information for Authors for the Global Radiology CME Teaching File

We are interested in:
  • an uncommon manifestation of a common disease.

  • a common manifestation of an uncommon disease.

  • a "classic" with good teaching points.

  • something challenging, new, or controversial.

  • health care policy related to radiology.

  • tips on how to use PACS, EMR, speech recognition software.

 

Ideally we would like to have a few images that show the salient features, then a brief discussion of about 10-20 sentences. You may submit a link to a video that illustrates the case, like the case from Dr. Vikas Shah below. Submit more than one case and you will get your own link with your list of cases just like: Dr. László Tabár and Dr. Phillip Tirman

Submit the case using the submit form below.

You may submit several files at the same time. (eg. ppt, doc, docx, gif, txt, etc.)

Images:

1. Be clear. Submit high resolution downloaded JPG or PNG images. You may also submit a short GIF or link to an online video in order to better demonstrate a dynamic process. No pictures of the monitor with your smartphone please.

2. Be private. Make sure the images are de-identified and HIPAA compliant before you download them from PACS.

3. Be honest. Images must belong to you and not be copyrighted.

4. Be conventional.  Insert the images on the PowerPoint template. The template is very convenient and has several examples with arrows and labels you can use. It can be downloaded with the button on this page or via this link:

PowerPoint Template

Discussion and image captions:

1. Be concise. The case should be able to be read in about 15 minutes. Submit as a .doc, .docx, or .txt file.

2. Be original. Do not copy and paste someone else's work.

3. Be smart. Submit journal references with links to the original online work.

4. Be famous! Submit a high resolution picture and bio of the author(s) for publication. If you have your own website, send us a link and a banner to upload to your post.

Additional Instructions:

-Please send your bio and hi res photo.
-Please keep the write up short, and radiology focused.
-Refer to the figure(s) in your discussion. 

References:

-Make sure some of the references are from the radiology literature. 
-References in AMA format please. See video on how to do it above.  
-Do not copy and paste the link from your browser. Use the doi format. 

These are some great examples:

Breast Hemangioma
Turf Toe
Breast Imaging from László Tabár, MD: 

New Breast Nodule in 58F

MSK imaging from Phillip Tirman, MD:

First toe pain in a professional football player 

CADASIL
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Neuroradiology from Danielle Rice, MD:

Headaches and Confusion in 55F

Body Imaging from Vikas Shah, FRCR: 

Abdominal Pain and AKI in 88F

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