AnkiWeb addon 1864440938
Links highlighted terms to corresponding Radiopaedia articles via right-click menu and lets users review or modify previously added terms in a JSON file.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | 25.02.6+ | 2026-07-29 |
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Lets you highlight medical terms during study and open DocCheck or Wikipedia articles in a configurable language in an in-Anki side panel.
Shows pop-up explanations, images, and relevant article links when hovering medical terms in any flashcard, and provides targeted Qbank sessions based on Anki progress or tags.
Highlights browser search matches within notes, including field code, tags, regex and overlapping matches, with auto-scroll, scrollbar indicators and customizable settings.
Highlights search terms in the Browser's Editor pane, adds two search modes and hotkeys for jumping to or selecting results, and lets you toggle highlighting.
Creates Japanese vocabulary study cards from subs2srs cards by converting tagged notes and searching Jisho to add or tag new terms.
A deprecated incremental reading add-on that imports articles, web feeds, and Pocket items, enabling text extraction, highlighting, and card creation with customizable scheduling and shortcuts.
This Anki add-on makes it easy to hyperlink terms directly to their corresponding Radiopaedia articles.
The term will automatically be linked to the relevant Radiopaedia article.
Previously added terms can be reviewed or modified in your add-ons folder:
radiopaedia_terms.json
A one-time donation can be made through Patreon: