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radiopaedia.org = wikipedia for radiology.
radiopaedia.org = wikipedia for radiology.
A new project has started to create a wikipedia like site just for
Radiology.
Radiopaedia.org
You can all contribute to this generation's Dahnert, Primer, Brant &
Helms, Grainger and Allison, Medcyclopaedia, eMedicine, statDx all
rolled into one.
Currently there are ~340 article, growing everyday.
It is free to use, and all content is under creative commons licence..
so you can use it in powerpoint presentations etc...
Submit your great cases so that we can all use them as resources.
Creating a login is free. Editing is easy (built on mediawiki, the
same software wikipedia is built on)
Looking forward to seeing you there...
Frank.
A new project has started to create a wikipedia like site just for
Radiology.
Radiopaedia.org
You can all contribute to this generation's Dahnert, Primer, Brant &
Helms, Grainger and Allison, Medcyclopaedia, eMedicine, statDx all
rolled into one.
Currently there are ~340 article, growing everyday.
It is free to use, and all content is under creative commons licence..
so you can use it in powerpoint presentations etc...
Submit your great cases so that we can all use them as resources.
Creating a login is free. Editing is easy (built on mediawiki, the
same software wikipedia is built on)
Looking forward to seeing you there...
Frank.
Re: radiopaedia.org = wikipedia for radiology.
On Mar 8, 6:17 pm, "Radiopaedia.org" <Frank.Gaill...@gmail,com > wrote:
> A new project has started to create a wikipedia like site just for
> Radiology.
>
> Radiopaedia.org
>
> You can all contribute to this generation's Dahnert, Primer, Brant &
> Helms, Grainger and Allison, Medcyclopaedia, eMedicine, statDx all
> rolled into one.
>
> Currently there are ~340 article, growing everyday.
>
> It is free to use, and all content is under creative commons licence..
> so you can use it in powerpoint presentations etc...
>
> Submit your great cases so that we can all use them as resources.
>
> Creating a login is free. Editing is easy (built on mediawiki, the
> same software wikipedia is built on)
>
> Looking forward to seeing you there...
>
> Frank.
We are up to 345 entries on www .radiopaedia.org.
Submit your images and you retain control over them as far as
attribution and commercial use, but enable others to use them for
teaching. Don't your cases, and your knowledge, deserve a greater
audience?
On Mar 8, 6:17 pm, "Radiopaedia.org" <Frank.Gaill...@gmail,com > wrote:
> A new project has started to create a wikipedia like site just for
> Radiology.
>
> Radiopaedia.org
>
> You can all contribute to this generation's Dahnert, Primer, Brant &
> Helms, Grainger and Allison, Medcyclopaedia, eMedicine, statDx all
> rolled into one.
>
> Currently there are ~340 article, growing everyday.
>
> It is free to use, and all content is under creative commons licence..
> so you can use it in powerpoint presentations etc...
>
> Submit your great cases so that we can all use them as resources.
>
> Creating a login is free. Editing is easy (built on mediawiki, the
> same software wikipedia is built on)
>
> Looking forward to seeing you there...
>
> Frank.
We are up to 345 entries on www .radiopaedia.org.
Submit your images and you retain control over them as far as
attribution and commercial use, but enable others to use them for
teaching. Don't your cases, and your knowledge, deserve a greater
audience?
