The Wolf Files was written by a radiology resident specifically to help medical students and non-radiology residents learn the fundamental imaging that every doctor needs to know. Whether you're in the clinic, the E.R., on rounds or alone on call, sooner or later you will be faced with the need to interpret your own plain films of the chest, abdomen and skeletal system. The radiologist won't see the study until morning, but your patient needs treatment now.
The Wolf Files goes through several hundred common and emergent cases that you need to know. Horses not zebras. Each case will be presented with images and a very brief history. When you are ready, you click the 'Interpretation Button' which toggles on and off the explanation as well as an overlay that points out the findings.
It's everything you need to know and nothing you don't.