From the Editor's Desk
Welcome to CapsuleRAD.
This project started with a simple idea: to create the resource I wished I had during my own training. Radiology is a vast field, and finding structured, exam-oriented material can often feel overwhelming.
CapsuleRAD was created to address this challenge by systematically cataloguing medical science into discrete, interlinked databases, each connected to others in clinically and academically relevant contexts. This structured knowledge graph serves as a robust backend that can power and complement related initiatives—such as the Indian Medical Question Vault—by integrating the past 10 years of examination questions with authoritative answers that link directly to the underlying reference database. The same foundation also supports high-quality case studies and future extensions, enabling a cohesive, scalable ecosystem for medical learning and reference.
For ease of understanding, the site is primarily divided into the following sections:
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A specialized archive of solved question banks from major Indian exit examinations (MD/MS, DNB) and core specialty assessments.
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A growing collection of diverse pathologies encountered in daily practice, complete with high-quality imaging, differentials, and key takeaways.
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Handpicked Radiology and Medical YouTube libraries organized for efficient learning.
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Exam Preparation: High-yield notes and revision resources tailored for NEET-PG and INI-CET aspirants.
Our goal is to simplify medical education by organizing the vast world of radiology into a structured, searchable, and free resource. Whether you are revising for your finals or looking for a quick reference in the reading room, CapsuleRAD is designed to be your go-to companion.
Join the Mission
Medical education is dynamic. CapsuleRAD is built on an engaged editorial model that allows for continuous updates and refinements. While currently maintained by a dedicated individual, the project is designed to be collaborative. We believe that open access to structured knowledge empowers the next generation of radiologists to diagnose with confidence.
Please note that this website is a labor of love and is continuously evolving. While I strive for accuracy, many pages are constantly being refined. The most commonly tested topics are currently the most polished, but the database grows every day.
I invite you to use these resources, share them with your peers, and if you feel inclined, reach out to help us improve and expand the content.
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The main limitation of this project is that it is currently maintained by a single person. Many pages still need further review for accuracy, corrections, and overall refinement. Naturally, the most commonly tested topics appear more polished because they were revisited repeatedly during exam preparation.
Your feedback and suggestions are invaluable. This database is continuously evolving with new updates and improvements. We are also actively seeking editorial contributors to help strengthen and expand the content — your participation and collaboration would make a meaningful difference.
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