Welcome to Rad at Hand

Free and advanced tools for practicing radiologists and radiology trainees.

Radiology Calculators & Report Generators

Click here to visit the calculators' page

Our most popular calculators:

O-RADS ™ 2022

For US and MRI + report generator for US findings

LI-RADS ® 2024/2018/2017

For CT, MRI, ultrasound, and CEUS (contrast-enhanced ultrasound)

LUNG-RADS ® 2022

Based on the most recently updated guideline

Gonadal Volume

Separate formulas for ovaries and testes

CAD-RADS ™ 2022

Including modifiers and evaluation of CT-FFR or CCTA

Trauma Injury Scoring

American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) injury scoring for kidney, liver, and spleen trauma.

PI-RADS ® 2.1

With images from ACR's PI-RADS atlas

Management of Incidental Findings

An interactive tool to generate management recommendations for incidental findings on imaging (usually CT or MRI) per ACR guidelines.

Click here for Radiology Incidentalomas

Radiology Discussion Forums

Introducing our new and developing Radiology Forum, exclusively for radiologists and radiology trainees! This platform provides a dedicated space to connect, share educational cases, seek second opinions, and discuss advancements in the field. Join us in fostering a collaborative environment to enhance your expertise and stay at the forefront of radiology.

Abdominal Imaging

Breast Imaging

Cardiothoracic Imaging

Musculoskeletal Imaging

Neuroradiology

Nuclear Medicine

Pediatric Radiology

Vascular & Interventional

And a lot more...

Radiology CaseBank

Radiology CaseBank is an initiative that aims to improve radiology education by offering free and interactive imaging cases, similar to those on a PACS station. Our goal is to help trainees improve their radiological interpretation skills.

On-call Essentials

Being on-call can be challenging, but our On-Call Essentials section is here to help. This section is packed with useful tools and resources that are indispensable for radiology trainees when they are on call. It’s like having a mentor by your side, guiding you through the complexities of on-call duties.

Educational Resources for Radiology Trainees

A curated collection of websites, Twitter (X) accounts, and YouTube channels that are beneficial for radiology trainees. These resources, which are predominantly free, offer a wealth of information and learning materials that can supplement your training and keep you updated with the latest trends and developments in the field of radiology.