Completed editorial projects
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At the end of 2015, we launched the idea of formal editorial projects; similar projects had been run sporadically before then. These are aimed at ensuring that our content is kept clean and up to date.
This page lists the completed projects. In-progress projects and proposed projects are listed separately.
2018
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cardiac
- valvular spectacular: standardising, improving, and creating articles on valvular heart disease
2017
- general
- physics
2016
- general
- No Race Race: updating/removing racial terminology
- creation of Radiopaedia.org Rapids
- Operation Bookworm: updating and improving classification and grading articles
- chest
- CNS
- interventional
- updating common interventional procedures
- musculoskeletal
- obstetric and gynaecology
- trauma
- physics
- cone beam CT article and cases
2015
- Operation Honey Badger: diagnostic certainty review of all 20,000+ cases
-<p>At the end of 2015, we launched the idea of formal editorial projects; similar projects had been run sporadically before then. These are aimed at ensuring that our content is kept clean and up to date. </p><p>This page lists the completed projects. <a href="/articles/editorial-projects-1">In-progress projects</a> and <a href="/articles/proposed-editorial-projects-1">proposed projects</a> are listed separately. </p><h5>2017</h5><ul>- +<p>At the end of 2015, we launched the idea of formal editorial projects; similar projects had been run sporadically before then. These are aimed at ensuring that our content is kept clean and up to date. </p><p>This page lists the completed projects. <a href="/articles/editorial-projects-1">In-progress projects</a> and <a href="/articles/proposed-editorial-projects-1">proposed projects</a> are listed separately. </p><h5>2018</h5><ul><li>cardiac<ul><li>valvular spectacular: standardising, improving, and creating articles on valvular heart disease</li></ul>
- +</li></ul><h5>2017</h5><ul>
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