New annotation feature has arrived! 🚀

What's new: annotations, free abdo CT comic and featured cases [View this email in your browser]( New Annotation Feature Finally Here! The ability to annotate cases has been one of the most requested features for some time, and we have been working on it. When adding functionality you can either bash something together quickly, or you can take a few steps back and see what else can be improved. We took a few steps back. And then a few more. In fact we went all the way back to rebuilding our case viewer. The new viewer is faster to load, cleaner to look at and allows authors to add annotations. These appear as orange text in the case findings and when you click them the viewer will jump to the correct series and slice and label the finding for you. It's magic! Check out [this example]( Many of our the recent case publications on the site feature annotations so keep an eye out for them and let us know what you think. We are now in the process of building an all new full-screen viewer (for presentation mode and playlists) to all take advantage of these new features. At this stage we don't quite know when it will be ready. Hopefully before the end of the year. If you haven't had a go at creating your own case, it is easy and our "Case Creation Learning Pathway" will get you going in no time at all. [CASE CREATION LEARNING PATHWAY]( New Free Abdominal CT Course! The latest release in Stefan Tigges' acclaimed series of comic book style radiology courses has arrived. This time Stefan has collaborated with Radiopaedia Editor and abdominal radiologist Michael Hartung. The course features over 400 panels, related Radiopaedia playlists, articles and multiple choice questions! And did we mention it is free? Yep, it is free for everyone. You can also find more titles in the series covering chest x-ray, head CT and medical statistics by visiting the [Comic Book Courses by Stefan Tigges]( page. [VISIT COURSE]( Featured cases [Fallopian tube papillary serous adenocarcinoma]( by Kamel Mahmoud Alkhateeb The Case of the Month is: - [Fallopian tube papillary serous adenocarcinoma]( by Kamel Mahmoud Alkhateeb Other noteworthy cases featured on the home page over the last month include:. - [Susac syndrome]( - [Craniocervical dissociation]( - [Gossypiboma]( - [Exogenous lipoid pneumonia]( - [Hirschsprung disease]( - [Superior vena cava aneurysm]( - [Mullerian duct anomaly with renal agenesis and lying down adrenal sign]( - [Pulmonary arteries on CTPA]( - [Neurocysticercosis]( - [Corrosive oesophagitis]( - [Incomplete pancreas divisum with santorinicele]( [RECENT CASE CONTRIBUTIONS]( Take advantage of affordable group All-Access Pass pricing for you and your colleagues. Substantial discounts are available for groups of five or more with tiered pricing and concession rates to promote global affordability. [GET ALL-ACCESS PASS GROUP QUOTE]( Copyright © 2023 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](.