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Thanks to ARSF your support will now go twice as far! [View this email in your browser]( ARSF will match supporter contributions! In 2019 the [Advanced Radiology Services Foundation]( became our inaugural [feature sponsor](. With their help we were able to develop two features with wide-reaching effects: optimized stacks to make viewing our cases easier for those with slower internet connections and DICOM uploading so that creating cases is easier than ever. Both of these features are still in beta, but you can [opt-in on your user setting page](. We are delighted to announce that the ARSF will continue to support Radiopaedia.org, and by extension open access radiology education, in 2021. Even more exciting is that their support comes in the form of matching new annual supporters. If you become a Radiopaedia Supporter you will not only be helping us directly (as well as unlocking a whole bunch of perks for you) but your level of support will be matched by the ARSF, doubling your impact! Over the coming 12 months we will be using these funds to develop case editing tools (crop/trim/pan/window/level etc...) and the most requested feature ever... case annotation tools. There is no better way to show ARSF that their generous support of radiology education is appreciated than becoming a Radiopaedia Supporter. [BECOME A SUPPORTER]( Our free featured video page is back and this time we're going LIVE! Every Friday between now and the Radiopaedia 2021 Virtual Conference (in July) we'll be streaming one radiology lecture from our library on our YouTube Channel. The replay will then remain available for a few days. This Friday UTC 18:00: [Head & Neck Imaging Pearls]( by Christine Glastonbury Next Friday UTC 11:00: [Paediatric Radiology]( by Jeremy Jones [VIEW FULL SCHEDULE]( Fun fact: Friday happens at different times in different places in the world. So sometimes you may find that where you live, our stream is on Thursday evening or Saturday morning. If this concept disturbs you, then you'll just have to get over it. Whether you are a gamer, or a gamer, or a gamer, you probably know all about Discord. Over the last few months, a burgeoning Radiopaedia discord server has become the place for radiology geeks to discuss all things Radiopaedia - and to day-drink if the stock photo used above is to be believed. If you are looking to get more involved in contributing to Radiopaedia but don't know where to begin, then definitely check out the Discord where existing editors and contributors will be very happy to assist you along the way. [JOIN RADIOPAEDIA DISCORD]( One thousand cases Dr Ammar Haouimi, a radiologist from Batna, Algeria, and a member of our editorial board, has now contributed 1000 cases to Radiopaedia! This is a substantial achievement, one that few contributors have attained. His cases will be used for years to come by countless visitors to help learn and teach each other. Uploading cases is easy - check out our [how-to guide](. [AMMAR'S CASE COLLECTION]( Featured cases A lovely case of [metacarpal chondrosarcoma]( case contributed by Dr Aneta Kecler-Pietrzyk. Here is a selection of cases featured on Radiopaedia or our various social media channels. - [Metacarpal chondrosarcoma]( - [Bilateral frontal acute epidural haematoma]( - [Osteopetrosis]( - [Thalassaemia: with hair on end sign]( - [Anterior rectocele]( - [Calcific tendinosis]( - [Spina bifida]( - [Labrune syndrome]( - [Ulnar impaction syndrome]( - [Giant scalp AVM]( (excellent surface shaded images) Illustrations Radiopaedia is not just about radiology images. We have also received many outstanding illustrations from talented medical illustrators, many of whom are also practising radiologist. One such contributor is Vincent Tatco, a consultant radiologist in the Philippines with particular interests in cardiovascular and thoracic imaging. Vincent has contributed a number of excellent illustrations of various cardiac and vascular conditions. [Check out Vincent's illustrations](. As always, we are keen to maintain high standards and stylistic uniformity and we have therefore created some guidelines to help you get started. [ILLUSTRATION GUIDELINES]( Image credits: Welder by Christopher Burns from Unsplash. Computer by Fotis Fotopoulos on Unsplash. Copyright © 2021 Radiopaedia Australia Pty Ltd, All rights reserved. You have previously opted to receive Radiopaedia emails Our mailing address is: Radiopaedia Australia Pty Ltd PO BOX 274Kew, Vic 3101 Australia [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.