Looking for Bone Tumor Quiz

Cross-posted in NUHS Student Resources under Tri 7:

I’m looking for a radiology quiz with the following features:

• Images with multiple choice; correct answer given after.  Or,
• Images without choices; I can guess and then check the answer
• Ideally, I could limit the quiz to certain tumors, since our class has a smaller scope than a radiology residency
• Similar to Univ. Michigan Anatomy quizzes, but for bone tumor radiology.

Update [3 Jul 2012, 12:20 PM]: A friend sent me a link to this page on radswiki.net, which pointed me to the following sites.  However, I haven’t vetted them yet (need to eat lunch):

• Musculoskeletal Case studiesfrom LearningRadiology.com
  • See also MSK image library on same site.  While not in Q-A quiz format, this is exactly the information I want: image+diagnosis.
• MSK & Soft Tissue cases from peer-reviewed MedPix (hosted on usuhs.edu): this is probably the best yet: over 1,400 cases with History (Hx), one ore more images, and then a “Show Answer” button to reveal the diagnosis (Dx).

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Searched for [ bone tumors quiz ] and [ radiology quiz ] in Google; hit the top three of each and here’s what I found from there:

• radquiz.com – Lots of links and lots of content, but I haven’t found quizzes yet.
• bonetumors.org – Probably the best free bone tumors website; created and maintained by a single MD with assistance from others.  Has a page on every bone tumor.  Has some “learning content,” but no quizzes.
• rsna.org offers CME modules with accompanying articles from RadioGraphics journal.  The articles are free after a one year embargo; however, the CME modules cost dozens of dollars.
• American Board of Radiology (ABR)  Self Assessment modules: links to rsna.org CME modules (above).
  • theABR.org > Maintenance of Certification > Diagnostic Radiology > Lifelong Learning > SAMs
• AppliedRadiology.com has four Musculoskeletal quizzes
• LearningRadiology.com has five MSK radiology questions in the format I’m looking for: image with several multiple choice guesses; however, they are all fracture.

Other useful radiology pages I found:

• “22-Must-see diagnoses” from learningradiology.com
• Bone Tumors – Differential diagnosis by Henk Jan van der Woude and Robin Smithuis: While not a quiz, here is an amazing one-page summary of bone tumors: tables, diagrams, and accompanying text, complete with a dozen references.  This looks great!

Still not satisfied;  if you find something better, please let me know.  Thanks!