Navigating Radiology

What if five minutes on your phone each day made you a better radiologist?

After feedback from a couple hundred beta users, we're releasing an app to make that real. RadLingo is now live on web and iOS.

It's gamified microlearning for radiology knowledge: the core concepts, management pearls, syndromes and facts you need to know cold. Made fun.

Think: "Duolingo for radiology."

Navigating Radiology already teaches the practical skill of reading scans. RadLingo is for the other half: knowledge acquisition.

We’ve all started a new Q-bank with great intentions, answered five questions, and then never touched it again.

RadLingo helps you stay consistent with small reps that stick -- just 10 questions a day. The app includes:
• 13K+ questions, mapped to ABR topics.
• First-principles explanations from an AI Attending.
• One-tap images so you stay in flow.
• Streaks, trophies, and points.

I'm on a 30-day streak myself, and I've refreshed more knowledge in a month than I did in the past year.


RadLingo also has three other ways AI can help you learn radiology:
• Oral Boards Simulator (Beta): Speak your findings to an AI examiner that moves you through each case.
• Guided Learning Mode: Pick any topic and text through it with a socratic tutor.
• AI Knowledge Search: Fast on-the-job answers with citations.


There’s a free tier for everyone. It's also the first app I've built myself, so if you spot a bug, please let me know.

I’m excited for you to try it.

Answer 10 questions and start your streak: navigating-radiology.link/radlingo2

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7.6 million views later… I have a confession.

Many of you know Navigating Radiology as my YouTube channel.

Fewer know that I’ve spent years building something bigger. A platform that teaches radiology from the ground up – with a fullscreen PACS, AI voice feedback, and CME credits.

One year ago, we launched Navigating Radiology 2.0.

I love what we built, but I’ve been hesitant to post about it on personal / professional platforms.

In academic medicine, commercializing education can be seen as taboo. I get that. Navigating Radiology began with years of free teaching – a tradition we’ll continue.

But this journey has changed how I think about impact.


Our growth was a series of surprises:

Over a decade ago, I uploaded "Introduction to CT Head" just for my med students. Today, it has over 1 million views (Thank You!)

I built a simple Wix site selling basic courses with static cases. To my surprise, a lot of people bought them.

But I wasn't satisfied with static links. I imagined the ideal way to learn radiology: a custom platform with a full-screen DICOM viewer, AI voice feedback, and curated subspecialty courses.

To build this right, it needed time from busy radiologists and full-stack developers.

And developers prefer to be paid.

So I reinvested every dollar from those early course sales into building the platform that exists today.

Because radiology education is not “learning” for the sake of it. What a radiologist sees affects whether someone gets to go home, is admitted, starts treatment, or has surgery.

What began with a few fans of the YouTube channel has grown to thousands of trainees in dozens of countries. Several programs now use Navigating Radiology.

We recently partnered with RAD-AID International to donate access across low-resource regions. At our RSNA booth, residents told me that 30 minutes on the platform felt more useful than five hours with a textbook. Another said the AI Attending felt like "a senior radiologist over your shoulder".

Our ambition is to build the best radiology learning platform online. To make radiology make sense. We’re at work on new courses, features, and a gamified learning app (announcement coming soon).

I’m grateful, humbled, and still surprised at every step of the journey.

Thank you for being part of the community that made this possible,

Rajesh Bhayana

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Shoulder MR is hard. So, we built what we wish we had in residency. The ultimate guide to Shoulder MRI is LIVE!



In 40 minutes you will replace your random scrolling with a system you can use every day and deeper understanding of key anatomy.



Discover how to:
• Train your eye to what is normal, structure by structure
• Follow a gold standard search pattern you can trust
• Avoid classic traps



Follow along with a free scrollable case with labelled anatomy on Navigating Radiology (link in video description).



Watch now: https://youtu.be/wqVvVegpBdE

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I asked you what's hardest about Shoulder MR.

The top answers were no surprise: Complex Anatomy & Knowing Where to Start.

That’s EXACTLY what this Thursday’s video is built for.

In one focused session, we lay out clinically relevant anatomy and a practical approach to reading Shoulder MR. Everything you need to get started reading cases.

Then, our full Shoulder MRI course (already available to preview on Navigating Radiology) has 40+ fully scrollable cases that teach you what you need to know... so you can read your next case with confidence.

New video drops Thursday.


Preview the course now: navigating-radiology.link/radiology

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Shoulder MRI should be bread and butter for every radiologist.

But it’s not easy. What do you find hardest about reading shoulder MRI?

P.S. Our new Shoulder MRI course is available to preview now on Navigating Radiology, with 40+ fully scrollable cases: navigating-radiology.link/radiology

Free Shoulder MR Intro video dropping soon.

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Can You Solve this Vascular CT Case? Free Case for April! Part of our new Vascular CT course!

Scroll the case (see comment), and try a readout with our AI Attending. Review annotated answers and pearls. See comment for free access.

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Do you manually protocol, fix reports, and hunt through Epic more than actually looking at scans? Is "Agentic AI" here to save us?

I joined my friend Dr. Satheesh Krishna on the Radiologists Podcast to dissect the reality of Radiology IT and AI.


We skip the hype and look at the actual facts. Outdated systems slow us down, but real solutions exist today. At our hospital, LLMs auto-protocol every single abdomen CT and offload the administrative parts of reporting.


Innovation is here. Integration is the real hurdle.

Watch the full conversation below. 👇


Let me know: what tech or administrative workflow costs you the most time?

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Most learners miss the important findings on this case!

Scroll the case yourself and see what you see. Review annotated answers and pearls. Learn something valuable. Case is FREE for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. See comment for access.

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MRCP: Young patient with elevated liver enzymes and prior chronic drug use.

See 3D MRCP and answer via link in comments.

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