RadiologyOnline review course2025
ARRS 2025 Radiology Review Online Course — 43 case-driven lectures across 11 subspecialties
The ARRS 2025 Radiology Review Online Course from the American Roentgen Ray Society runs through eleven subspecialty modules, mixing rapid-fire case sets with focused didactic talks. Forty-three radiologists each take one lecture, from interventional oncology and nuclear medicine to breast, paediatric tumours, GU rapid-fire cases and thoracic lymph nodes. It is pitched at trainees heading into exams and practice, and at attendings who want to sharpen how they separate look-alike diagnoses.
- 43lectures
- 11modules
- 43faculty
- 2025edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Build a differential diagnosis in each of eleven radiology subspecialties
- Spot the signature imaging features that point to one diagnosis or a tight group
- Use clinical and imaging clues together to narrow a broad differential to a specific answer
- Outline management decisions in frequently met scenarios, from biliary drainage to breast biopsy
- Work faster through rapid-fire GU and case-based GI sets
Inside the course
Intervention, nuclear medicine and cardiac imaging
Modules 1–3 cover biliary, genitourinary and vascular interventions with hepatic interventional oncology, then thyroid and parathyroid, CNS, paediatric and GI/MSK/infection nuclear medicine, and three cardiac CT and cardiac MRI case reviews.
Paediatrics, breast and musculoskeletal
Paediatric CNS, abdominal, MSK tumours and vascular lesions; fibroepithelial lesions, DCIS, invasive ductal carcinoma and image-guided breast procedures; MSK infection, arthropathies, orthopaedic hardware and bone lesions.
Ultrasound and neuroradiology
Female pelvis, scrotal, hepatobiliary and renal transplant ultrasound, followed by adult brain, paediatric neuro, spine and head and neck.
ARRS 2025 Radiology Review body and chest modules
Four GU rapid-fire sets, case-based spleen, biliary and cystic liver, colonic and mesenteric reviews, and a chest module on multinodular disease, vascular and iatrogenic findings, airways and thoracic nodes.
Built for
- Radiology residentsBroad, case-heavy revision before exams and independent call.
- Early-career attendingsA tune-up across subspecialties they read less often.
- General radiologistsQuick refreshers on differentials across the whole body.
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures and faculty 43 lectures
- Christopher Bailey — Biliary Interventions
- Nainesh Parikh — Genitourinary Interventions
- Ajinkya Desai — Vascular Interventions
- Eric Aaltonen — Hepatic Interventional Oncology
- Chirayu Shah — Nuclear Medicine Case Review: Thyroid and Parathyroid
- Mary Ellen Koran — CNS Imaging in Nuclear Medicine
- Dhanashree Rajderkar — Pediatric Imaging in Nuclear Medicine
- Ishani Dalal — Nuclear Medicine Cases: GI, Hepatobiliary, MSK and Infection
- Anna Bader — Cardiac CT Case Review
- Isabel Cortopassi — Case Review: Cardiac MRI
- Harold Goerne — Case Review: Cardiac MRI
- Neil Lall — Pediatric CNS Tumors
- Andrew Trout — Pediatric Abdominal Tumors
- Kara Alexander — Pediatric Musculoskeletal Tumors
- Grace Mitchell — Pediatric Vascular Lesions
- James Chalfant — Fibroepithelial Lesions of the Breast
- Haydee Ojeda-Fournier — Multimodality Imaging of DCIS
- Alyssa Cubbison — Multimodality Imaging of Invasive Ductal Carcinoma
- James Stepenosky — Breast Image Guided Interventions
- Erin Alaia — Musculoskeletal Infection
- Mary Elizabeth Buchanan — Imaging of Arthropathies
- Pamela Walsh — Imaging and Complications of Orthopedic Hardware
- Rupert Stanborough — Benign and Malignant Bone Lesions
- Daniel Oppenheimer — Female Pelvis Ultrasound
- Mark Hoegger — Scrotal Ultrasound
- Kristin Rebik — Hepatobiliary Ultrasound
- Virginia Planz — Renal Transplant
- Rohan Samant — Adult Brain
- Asha Sarma — Pediatric Neuroradiology
- Jennifer McCarty — Spine
- Richard Wiggins — Head and Neck
- Anup Shetty — Renal and Adrenal Rapid Fire Case Review
- Krupa Patel-Lippmann — Female Genital Rapid Fire Case Review
- Maria Zulfaqar — Genital and Retroperitoneal Rapid Fire Case Review
- Katharina Feister — Urinary Tract and Urethra Rapid Fire Case Review
- Jonathan Revels — Case-Based Review of Splenic Lesions
- Malak Itani — Case-Based Review of Biliary Pathology and Cystic Liver Lesions
- Sarah Bastawrous — Case-Based Review of Colonic Masses
- Myles Taffel — Case-Based Review of Mesenteric Pathologies
- Girish Shroff — Multinodular Lung Disease
- Anu Brixey — Vascular and Iatrogenic Abnormalities
- Carlos Rojas — Airway Disease
- Stacy Kim — Thoracic Lymph Nodes
Before you buy
How long is the ARRS 2025 review and what format are the files?
Total running time, file format and download size are not stated; what is known is the 11-module, 43-lecture structure.
Is this the same as the review track bundled with an ARRS annual meeting?
It is a standalone online review course with its own modules; the ARRS Annual Meeting 2022 on-demand package, for example, is a separate and older product.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Recorded online course |
|---|---|
| Contents | 43 lectures in 11 modules |
| Style | Rapid-fire cases and didactic talks |
| Organiser | American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) |
| Department | Radiology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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