Jul 28, 2026 · 43 min · 13 segments
How is AI reshaping the way radiology residents study, dictate reports, and summarize clinical courses? BackTable co-founder Anish Parikh catches up with Dr. Sunny Murthy, a PGY-2/R1 integrated…
And are these lectures that were created by like the staff of the university or these are separate, like from all over?
And so they recruited, honestly, incredible educators across the country and had them do lecture-based or like video lectures.
The thing I love about it is, you know, you could pause and then they actually have cases throughout the lectures and you can scroll through, they have the imaging loaded.
So you can scroll through it, you know, try and find the finding, try and find XYZ and then proceed.
And then you have like a board certified subspecialist radiologist go through it with you after.
So there's, like, fellow heavy courses, and then there's resident heavy courses.
You know, the go-to book, Fundamentals of Body CTE, like, you know, et cetera, et cetera.
And then kind of going through that quickly and then using that as like kind of my foundation and then going from there.
It's predominantly like the books, but it's also, I will scatter like YouTube videos.
If it's a specific topic, Radiopedia, learningradiology.com. A lot of those are kind of, there's some pretty great diagnostic radiology educational resources that kind of help along the way.
What about the journals? You got JVIR, you got radiology, you know, like the CVIR, JAMA Network Open, like IR.
And are these lectures that were created by like the staff of the university or these are separate, like from all over?
And so they recruited, honestly, incredible educators across the country and had them do lecture-based or like video lectures.
The thing I love about it is, you know, you could pause and then they actually have cases throughout the lectures and you can scroll through, they have the imaging loaded.
So you can scroll through it, you know, try and find the finding, try and find XYZ and then proceed.
And then you have like a board certified subspecialist radiologist go through it with you after.
So there's, like, fellow heavy courses, and then there's resident heavy courses.
You know, the go-to book, Fundamentals of Body CTE, like, you know, et cetera, et cetera.
And then kind of going through that quickly and then using that as like kind of my foundation and then going from there.
It's predominantly like the books, but it's also, I will scatter like YouTube videos.
If it's a specific topic, Radiopedia, learningradiology.com. A lot of those are kind of, there's some pretty great diagnostic radiology educational resources that kind of help along the way.
What about the journals? You got JVIR, you got radiology, you know, like the CVIR, JAMA Network Open, like IR.
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