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Results of the 2014 survey of the American Alliance of Academic Chief Residents in Radiology
In the survey, the benefits to residents are listed. e-Anatomy appears and shows an increase very significant increase: it is cited by 28% (compared to 3% in 2011)
Anup Shetty
2014

The Radiology Resident iPad Toolbox: An Educational and Clinical Tool for Radiology Residents
A group license for the E-anatomy application (www.imaios.com) was purchased to provide a detailed cross-sectional anatomy reference.
Emerson E Sharpe et al
2013

Results of the 2019 Survey of the American Alliance of Academic Chief Residents in Radiology
Additional resources provided by programs included e-Anatomy (55% of responding programs) [...] Qevlar question bank (11% of responding programs)
David H. Ballard et al
2020

Augmented Radiologist workflow improves report value and save time: a potential model for implementation
radiology preprocessors consisted of six participants from various educational levels (student interns and postdoctoral fellows) in this study. Their roles included identifying and measuring previously quantified lesions (target lesions for clinical trials, if applicable) as well as new and actionable findings (e.g., pulmonary embolus, bowel obstruction, and abscess features) on baseline and follow-up CT exams prior to radiologist review.Also online accessible, e-anatomy is a more detailed imaging anatomical atlas with labels provided for additional imaging modalities (PET/CT) and vasculature, requiring subscription fees (13).
Huy M. Do et al
2020

A cardiac contouring atlas for radiotherapy
Information was sought from (1) anatomy [11] and cardiac imaging [12] textbooks (2) IMAIOS e-anatomy [13] (3) key articles describing cardiac segmentation models or normal cardiac anatomy [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19] and (4) the echocardiogram and angiogram reports of 500 women included as cases in a population-based study of women who had a major coronary event after breast cancer radiotherapy
Frances Duane et al
2017

Results of the 2015 Survey of the American Alliance of Academic Chief Residents in Radiology
Additional subsidized study and review resources have also increased, including review course tuition and/or travel stipend (47%–57%, P = .05) and the e-Anatomy (IMAIOS SAS) reference Web site (17%–32%, P = .002).
Mark M Hammer et al
2015

Flipping the passive radiology elective by including active learning
Furthermore, those who were interested in our program may have been driven by the desire to do well on the tests to showcase their knowledge and may have used additional external resources (ie, STATdx, IMAIOS e-anatomy, other textbooks, etc) to supplement their learning.
Yuhao Wu et al
2020