RadiologyQuizLabAbout
Two people, one obsession: anatomy on real images
RadiologyQuizLab is not a company with a content department. It is built by two people who thought that learning anatomy on images deserved better than flicking through an atlas.
Who builds this
The radiologist
A radiologist practising in Switzerland. They pick the images, decide which structure is worth pointing at, write the accepted answers and check every question against what is actually visible on the slice. Nothing goes online without passing through them.
The tech & AI entrepreneur
Builds and ships software products for a living, and cares about the details most learning sites skip: how fast an image loads, how forgiving the answer matching is, how the site behaves at 11pm on a phone. They build and run the platform.
Why we built it
Learning cross-sectional anatomy usually means one of two things: staring at an atlas until the slices blur together, or clicking through multiple-choice questions where you recognise the right answer without ever being able to produce it yourself.
Neither trains what you actually need in front of a workstation: look at a slice, and name what you see. So we built the smallest thing that does — a real image, an arrow, and a box where you type the name.
How it works
Every question is a real image with one structure indicated. You type what it is, and your answer is checked against the accepted names — including the usual synonyms, spellings and abbreviations. No list to choose from, no clues hidden in the options.
Anatomy only. No pathology cases, no exam-revision shortcuts. Anatomy is the foundation everything else rests on, and it is the part that genuinely rewards repetition.
Where it stands today
The question bank is growing region by region, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend it is finished. Questions are added and corrected continuously, and the site is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
If a question is wrong, ambiguous, or labelled differently from where you trained, tell us. That feedback is the fastest way this gets better, and we answer every message.
Start with the free questions
40 questions, no card, no trial countdown. See for yourself whether typing the answer feels different from picking it.
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