Related Web Sites:

1) Image Processing  Group, UMDS: 
UMDS is the United Medical and Dental School of Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals in London. This regularly updated Web Site is well designed and ideal for newcomers to the Internet.

2) Welcome to the UIN: 
The site of Geneva-based Unite d'Imagerie Numerique Geneva has some intersting and unusual aspects. In addition to providing an overview of PACS implementation and the availability of some image manipulation software that can be downloaded , there is a  MEdArtImages section containing a blend of art and medical images

3) Knowledge Finder:
Anyone accustoimed to searching for  literatures abstracts  will appreciate this site. It is possible to search Medline databases directly, using a standard Web browsing program such as Netscape, or by downloading special software for enhanced results.

4) Radiology Teaching from Central Middlesex Trust:
This site also offers a good collection of radiological images. It includes the
George  Simon collection of cardiothoracic cases, as well as an American College of Radiology image museum complete with ACR codes

5) The Visible Human Project:
This is one of the best known radiological sites on the Internet. The anatomically referenced CT and MRI data can be downloaded, and there is an extensive list of addresses for other  Web sites. The numerous applications of the Visible Human data are demonstrated in a variety of forms.  This site, which is regularly updated, is not stunning itself, but some of the linked Web sites are impressive.

6) RSNA Electronic Jounal:
The Radiological Society of North America Electronic Journal was launched last year. It is a useful site that indicates some of the differences that exist between paper-based journals and those designed for the Internet. The site is well designed for use online, with an easy-to-use method for moving between abstracts and articles. Hot links to other sites are embedded in the articles.