About
FRCR anatomy on real scans.
Built by radiologists.
RADIX Anatomy is revision software for the FRCR CR1 anatomy exam. You work from anonymised radiographs, CT and MRI — the same cases the product uses in tests, flashcards and guided revision — not a pile of labelled diagrams.
What you actually do here
- Adaptive tests. Build a paper from the bank, or let it weight questions toward the regions you keep missing.
- Spaced-repetition flashcards. After each card you rate Not at all, Somewhat, or Very confident. Fumbled cards come back sooner; the schedule is an SM-2 variant we run ourselves.
- Guided revision.Region by region, with the structure's location, relationships, a recognition cue, and a pearl — the same fields written on the question, not a chatbot essay.
- CR1 simulation. Exam conditions: 78 questions, 90 minutes, mixed cases, the same marker as a live paper.
- Analytics. A readiness score from recent tests, flashcard mastery and coverage; a predicted mark against the CR1 blueprint; a heatmap of what you have seen.
The library
78 published questions right now — 21 radiographs, 55 CTs, 2 MRIs. MRI is a small set (head axials), not a second CT library. We add cases as they clear attribution; we will not invent a catalogue we do not have.
Imaging is credited on every question and on the attributions page. Datasets such as TCIA and FracAtlas stay named there because the licences require it, not as decoration.
Coming soon
RADIX Anatomy is not open yet. You cannot start a trial today. Planned prices are on the pricing page.