Radiology in the Medical Blogosphere

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American College of Radiology Blog

• Author: Here is the list of contributors.
• Description: "Welcome to the ACR Blog - a new place to explore ideas and exchange information on topics important to members and the wider radiology community. I want to open a two-way conversation between members and the ACR simply, easily, and quickly. I want to build our community, widen the net, and get us talking with each other."
• Quality: Courtesy of the American College of Radiology.

ASRT Board of Directors Blog

• Author: Board bloggers are Connie Mitchell, chairman of the Board; Linda Holden, president; Diane Mayo, president-elect; Jim Temme, vice president; Dawn McNeil, secretary-treasurer; Cathie Kukec, speaker of the House, and Donna Thaler Long, vice speaker of the House.
• Description: "In this blog, members of the ASRT Board of Directors share their thoughts and perspectives on issues affecting the radiologic science profession, current news and events, and the life-changing experience of serving the ASRT as an elected volunteer."
• Quality: Blog of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists.

Dalai's PACS Blog

• Author: Dr. Dalai
• Description: "I am an average Radiologist in an average practice in an average town in the South. When it came time to replace an aging PACS system, I tried my best to learn as much as I could about what's out there, and it has become an obsession ever since. Obviously, I am posting my own personal opinions and observations here; take them for what they are worth. No divine knowledge or inspiration is implied. These are my opinions, and mine alone."
• Quality: Member of the radRounds Radiology Network and top blogger at Wellsphere.com

Imaging News - CT, MRI, and PET

• Author: Anonymous
• Description: Recent news about Cat Scan, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, and PET Scan
• Quality: It has been active since 2007, has been recommended by major radiology bloggers.

Medgadget Radiology Archive

• Author: Here is the list of contributors
• Description: "Medgadget is an independent on-line journal covering the latest medical gadgets and technologies, discoveries in medical science, and the progress of the digital revolution in the healthcare industry. Our site is written, edited and published by a group of MDs and biomed engineers and is targeted towards doctors, nurses, administrators, and medical device developers."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode

Mountain Imaging

• Author: Dustin from Flagstaff, Arizona, United States
• Description: "The purpose of my blogs is to describe and relate my experiences as an X-ray Tech student as I progress from enrolling in a Radiography program in Phoenix, Arizona through graduation and my first job. I hope present and future x-ray tech students can learn from my blogs and maybe be entertained too."
• Quality: It has been active since 2005.

Musculoskeletal and Orthopedic MRI

• Author: Vic David M.D., Felasfa Wodajo M.D. and MRI Technologists
• Description: Musculoskeletal radiology, with a heavy emphasis on MRI.
• Quality: It has been active for 2 years and is updated by medical professionals.

Radiologic Technology

• Author: Anonymous
• Description: "Items and news of interest to x-ray technologists and diagnostic imaging professionals"
• Quality: It has been active for 2 years.

RiTradiology

• Author: The authors are listed here.
• Description: "RiTradiology.com (formerly known as RadiologyInThai.com) shares knowledge in radiology and related fields with physicians around the world through high-quality images and scientifically-proven contents in a form of brief, easy-to-read posts. A wide variety of contents includes head-to-toe imaging diagnosis of common diseases, classic radiologic signs, quality in radiology, training/education, radiation safety and radiology-related opinions."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode.

Scan man’s notes

• Author: Vijay Sadasivam, a radiologist practising in Salem, a city in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
• Description: "This is my personal blog. Everything that you read here is my personal opinion with the exception of statements that are clearly attributed to someone else. I may occasionally write something related to radiology or medicine in general. These again are my personal opinions, supported by references where available. Nothing in my blog is intended as medical advice. I reserve the right to publish, edit or delete any comment by visitors to this blog."
• Quality: a href="http://medbloggercode.com/" target="_blank">Member of Healthcare Blogger Code of Ethics

Sumer's Radiology Site

• Author: "Sumer Sethi is the author of very popular handbook "Review of Radiology"for medical students. CEO of the company-"Teleradiology Providers."
• Description: "This site is an online Radiology Magazine, which has been featured in the Times of India, Radiographics, BMJ, Journal of Thoracic Imaging, RT image magazine & International Society of Radiology."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode.

Tomography Blog

• Author: Imre Kissík and András Székely
• Description: "Tomographyblog.com is updated by two Hungarian medical students, Imre Kissík and András Székely, who are studying at the University of Debrecen School of Medicine, and are going to become M.D.-s this Fall. Their main areas of interests are radiology and nuclear medicine, but are open to all fields of medicine, in fact, they both are working on their student scientific projects in the field of nuclear medicine. This website was created for educational and entertainment purposes, and hopefully it will grow up to be more than just another ordinary blog one visits from time to time. It is however not to replace any advice or information from a health professional, but it is merely complementing it."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode.