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Welcome

This is a collection of resources intended for both trainee and qualified Radiographers.
As well as interactive learning content, you will find useful reading, links to other online resources as well as some janky browser based games.
This site started out as a space for me to learn front-end web development after starting my coding journey during the pandemic. As such, it is constantly evolving.
If you have any ideas for future content, or have come across anything which you think might be useful to include, head over to the mailroom and let me know!

What's new?

  • Library: Pre-reading for reporting session sit ins
  • Library: Joint effusions
  • Darkroom Anatomy challenges: Lateral Chest added (18.04.24)






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    The Darkroom

    Interactive learning resources

    Learn bony anatomy from X-ray images - hover over the bones to display the names in learning mode, then test your knowledge and retention in study mode.

    Radiology Quiz Machine - charge up the X-ray machine by filling the tank with photons generated by your expansive genius.

    Enter the Darkroom

    Planned content:

  • Spot the effusion
  • Pathology quickies
  • The Breakroom

    Browser games, some radiology themed, some animal themed, some so vile that you'll wonder whether you'll be on a list afterwards.

    (Spoiler - you will be. The COOL PEOPLE list!)

    Enter the Beakroom

    The Library

    Useful reading materials. Chances are, if you end up in here, you're both well clever and extremely good-looking. Probably also with great hair.

    Enter the Library

    Planned content:

  • Pre-reporting session reading
  • External link list for other radiology resources
  • The Mail Room

    Get in touch. Ideas for future projects, feedback, bug reports and complaints about life are all welcome.

    I set up a special e-mail and everything, go ahead and make it worthwhile.

    Enter the Mail Room

    The Cupboard

    A nice little cubby to store works in progress, as well as things which aren't useful but would be too emotionally crippling to throw away.

    Enter the Cupboard