James M. Messmer, M.D.
Professor of Radiology
Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education

Directions

Develop your Diagnostic Skills!

In order to get the most out of this brief program:

1.	Look at the radiograph and identify what part of the anatomy is being demonstrated.
2.	Analyze the anatomy demonstrated and determine if you see anything that strikes you as "abnormal".
3.	Picture in your mind what the pathologic specimen of the demonstrated entity might look like.
4.	If you think you can offer a diagnosis click on "diagnosis confirmation".
5.	If you cannot find the abnormality click on "a little help" to be pointed toward the abnormality. Go back to step 3.

Gastrointestinal Radiographs

Test your Diagnostic Skills!

Case 1     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 2     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 3    diagnosis confirmation
Case 4     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 5     diagnossis confirmation   a little help
Case 6     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 7     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 8    diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 9     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 10       diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 11     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 12     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 13     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 14     diagnosis confirmation
Case 15     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 16     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 17     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 18     diagnosis confirmation
Case 19     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 20     diagnosis confirmation
Case 21     diagnosis confirmation   a little help
Case 22     diagnosis confirmation   a little help

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