Issue, January 2026
Newsletter
Start Your New Year with Conceptual Radiology | A Strong Beginning for Your Residency
A new year marks a new phase of learning, growth, and clinical responsibility.
If you’re stepping into residency – or determined to make this year count – Conceptual Radiology is where you build clarity, confidence, and consistency.
1. Pathologies of the Shoulder Joint – Part 4 By Dr. Gursimran Singh Anand
Shoulder pain is common, but interpretation must be precise. This session focuses on imaging-based diagnosis with exam relevance.
Key takeaways:
- Systematic radiological evaluation of shoulder disorders
- Role of X-ray, MRI & Ultrasound
- Key imaging signs of common shoulder pathologies
- Differentiating rotator cuff, labral & joint disorders
- High-yield points for Radiology, Orthopedics & Sports Medicine exams
Ideal for radiology residents and exam aspirants.
2. Pathologies of the Shoulder Joint – Part 3 By Dr. Gursimran Singh Anand
A continuation of shoulder pathology essentials explained in a clear, exam-oriented format.
What you’ll learn:
- Important shoulder joint disorders
- Imaging correlations with clinical features
- Structured understanding for quick revision
- Perfect for MBBS, NEET PG, DNB & INI SS preparation
3. Congenital Urinary Tract Anomalies By Dr. Aisha Khan
What you’ll learn:
- Covers classification, embryology, and imaging features of common congenital urinary tract anomalies
- Strong focus on exam-oriented concepts & PYQs for accurate MCQ solving
- Ideal for NEET SS, INI-CET, DNB, and Pediatrics & Surgery residents
4. Fetal CNS Ultrasound: From Routine Screening to Targeted Neurosonography By Dr. Ekta Mishra
Move beyond routine scans and master targeted fetal CNS imaging.
Session highlights:
- Indications for targeted neurosonography
- Key CNS planes & anatomical structures
- Common abnormalities missed on routine screening
- Clinical and exam-focused imaging pearls
Essential for OBG & Radiology residents, fetal medicine fellows, and exam aspirants.
5. Recent ILD Classifications Simplified for Residents By Dr. Tany Chandra
ILD classifications don’t have to be confusing.
Why this session stands out:
- Latest ILD classifications explained simply
- Resident-friendly, structured approach
- Concise yet clinically and exam relevant
- Ideal for quick understanding and revision
Why Conceptual Radiology?
Because residency demands more than memorisation, it demands conceptual clarity, clinical correlation, and exam readiness.
Start your New Year strong. Start your residency right.
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Wishing you a year of clarity, confidence, and clinical excellence,
Team Conceptual Radiology