Feedback
If you notice an inaccuracy in a clinical case, identify an error, would like to request additional information, or have suggestions for improving the website materials, your feedback is highly appreciated.
DxCases is continuously developing as an educational project, and comments and suggestions from physicians, residents, and clinical imaging specialists help improve the accuracy, quality, and usefulness of the published materials.
Submit a Clinical Case
If you have an interesting clinical case in ultrasound, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, or radiography, you can submit it for possible publication on DxCases.
Cases of particular interest include:
- rare diseases;
- diagnostic pitfalls;
- classic teaching cases;
- emergency pathology;
- cases with pathological, intraoperative, clinical-laboratory, or multimodality confirmation.
Before submitting materials, all patient-identifying information must be completely removed, including:
- patient name;
- date of birth;
- examination number;
- institution name;
- QR codes;
- barcodes;
- and any other identifiers.
Contact
For feedback, suggestions, error reports, collaboration opportunities, and project development inquiries, please contact:
contact@dxcases.org
About the Author
Egor Isaev, MD — ultrasound physician and radiologist.
Professional interests include ultrasound and diagnostic imaging, emergency imaging, clinical case-based learning, diagnostic pitfalls, and educational resources for healthcare professionals.
About DxCases
DxCases is a non-profit educational library of clinical cases in ultrasound and diagnostic imaging.
The main goal of the project is to organize practical knowledge, facilitate experience sharing, and support the professional development of the clinical imaging community.
Important Information
The materials published on this website are intended for educational purposes only and do not replace direct medical consultation, clinical reasoning, local clinical guidelines, or the decisions of the treating physician.