Housed in the library are the ACR teaching files that typically are of great benefit to medical students. We provide each medical student with a list of suggested cases for medical students, to eliminate any irrelevant cases. The ACR teaching files are also on laser disc and CD-ROM in the computer lab for student use, with the understanding that radiology residents and fellows have priority and reserve the right to bump medical students off the computers. The medical student classroom is reserved at all times for medical students. There is a cabinet located in the room full of books, projectors, tape players and seminar materials for review.
Good attendance is mandatory .
Performance on the final exam. You should try to find a case that has interesting X-ray findings, but more importantly, illustrates why certain radiographic procedures were valuable. The presentation should include a 2 page typed handout containing history and physical, X-ray findings, and a discussion. If there is a pertinent journal article you wish to include, you may do so. Films should be checked out of the radiology film library under Dr. Stein's name.