These 10 curricula cover the Assessment of Abdominal Pain, Chest Pain, Low Back Pain, Hematuria, Breast Imaging, Male Imaging, Complications from Smoking, Diabetes, AIDS and the Menu of Radiologic Tests. The integrated curricula provide "one stop shopping" for learning optimal patient assessment, workup, staging, treatment and prognosis for many common Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Primary care patient problems. Interactive case based problems are presented as well as didactic notes. The Q and A format of the cases give the user a chance to make recommendations for patient workups, make findings on images, suggest diagnoses and patient treatment. The discussion notes cover both Radiologic imaging aspects and Clinical diagnosis, course and treatment aspects. Numerous images and image galleries allow the user to learn the characteristic appearance of many abnormalities on Plain Films, CT, US, MRI, Nuclear scans. These curricula are for medical students, residents, and referring physicians.

These tutorials teach medical students and radiology residents basic and more advanced Radiologic imaging including CT, US, MRI and Nuclear Medicine. Anatomy, the current Menu of Radiologic tests utilized, a detailed approach to evaluating images, and the typical Radiologic presentation of many abnormalities with their differentials are emphasized. The tutorials are voiced over.

Lieberman's Classics Collection is a compendium of images demonstrating the classic radiological findings of a multitude of abnormalities. Unlabeled images are presented followed by labeled images and key teaching points. These may be searched by typing in the case of your choice or, alternatively, they may be accessed sequentially grouped by anatomy and pathology. Their intended use is for medical students on clinical rotations and for interns and residents as a quick resource during daily patient rounds.

This learning lab has over 450 mini seminar presentations on Cardiac, Respiratory, GI, GU, Musculoskeletal, and CNS topics. These are prepared by Harvard medical students in collaboration with Dr. Gillian Lieberman. They are detailed and cover both Radiologic and Clinical aspects. The intended use is for medical students, residents, and staff.

Radiologic imaging allows for the evaluation of "Living Anatomy." This growing set of mini seminars currently contains an MRI atlas of the abdomen and a tutorial on chest anatomy.