Radiology review notes are easier to trust when each exported study asset keeps a clear path back to the original source. RadNote is a Chrome extension workflow for turning selected Radiopaedia articles and cases into reviewable Anki, PDF, and case conference materials while preserving source links and attribution.
- RadNote website: https://www.radnoteapp.com/
- Chrome Web Store listing: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/radnote-%E2%80%94-radiopaedia-to/albabcfkhabighccjjlcnegpkcimkggh
- Workflow notes: https://webautomationlover.github.io/radnote/workflow.html
- Source attribution notes: https://webautomationlover.github.io/radnote/source-attribution.html
A source-first review workflow
A useful export workflow starts with a narrow learning goal. For example, a resident might turn one topic into a small Anki set, then keep a PDF sheet for longer review before a case conference.
The important habit is not just exporting notes. It is keeping the source URL visible so the learner can return to the article or case when details need checking.
Practical checklist
- Keep one concept per Anki card where possible.
- Use PDF sheets for longer explanations or grouped teaching points.
- Keep source attribution visible in cards, handouts, and slide outlines.
- Review the source material before using exported notes for teaching.
More RadNote support links are collected here: https://webautomationlover.github.io/radnote/
RadNote is independent and is not an official Radiopaedia product. It is intended as a study workflow aid, not a replacement for source review.
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