Radiology · Interventional radiology

Medical imaging, made visual.

Short animated lessons on radiology, interventional radiology and imaging for every specialty.

CT pulmonary angiogram: the gold outline marks a filling defect, clot inside an artery that should be bright with contrast.
Figure 1 CT pulmonary angiogram: the gold outline marks a filling defect, clot inside an artery that should be bright with contrast. Image: ChestPathCT5-S100 (Jesionowski F et al.), Zenodo, CC0.
  • 5 free lessons
  • English and Turkish
  • Real, openly licensed images

Can you spot it?

Tap where this head CT looks different.

Unenhanced head CT. Compare the two sides, then tap the area that looks abnormal.

What Contrast is

01

Real scans, live contours

Every lesson is built on real, openly licensed scans, with the finding outlined in gold as you watch.

02

Animated lessons & IR procedures

Signs, artefacts and imaging physics, and interventional procedures step by step, in a minute or less.

03

Spot it: learn by playing

Find the finding before the answer. Short image puzzles that train your eye.

Contrast app — coming soon

The Contrast app

Signs atlas, image cases, IR devices in 3D, procedure simulations and mock exams, in English and Turkish.

Screen of the Contrast app: home
Screen of the Contrast app: lesson
Screen of the Contrast app: device
Screen of the Contrast app: exam
Screen of the Contrast app: ultrasound

Finding of the week

CT windows: one scan, many pictures

Check yourself

On the Hounsfield scale, what value is water?

Why Contrast

In radiology a good image often says more than a long paragraph. Yet images that are openly licensed, tied to primary sources and explained in more than one language are hard to find in one place.

Contrast brings them together. Every lesson starts with a real image, every number goes back to a primary source, and the Turkish text is written in the language Turkish radiologists actually use.

— The founder of Contrast

Be first to try Contrast

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Questions

Who is Contrast for?

Medical students, radiology and interventional radiology residents, radiographers, and doctors in every specialty who read or order imaging.

Does it cost anything?

The lessons on this site are free. The app is free during its beta; pricing after that has not been decided yet.

Which languages?

English and Turkish. Every lesson is written in both.

Do I need an account?

No. The site has no accounts, and the app beta works without one: your progress stays on your own device.

Can I use it offline?

In the app, lesson packs can be downloaded to your device and opened without an internet connection.

Where do the images come from?

From de-identified public datasets and open-access publications, under open licences such as CC0, CC BY and CC BY-SA. The source and licence are written under every image.

Is this medical advice?

No. Contrast is for education only and does not replace clinical judgement or local guidelines.

When does the app open?

There is no date yet. People on the waitlist hear first.

Follow along

One finding a week on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and X.