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Revision notes for the First FRCR physics exam

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18 mock anatomy exams for the first FRCR examination

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Recommended FRCR exam courses, books and resources

Recommended books, e-learning and online resources for the First, 2A and 2B FRCR examinations

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First FRCR anatomy exam books

First FRCR anatomy exam online resources

Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Anatomy

- 15 mock anatomy exams (1500 questions)
- Also 4 day anatomy and physics course
Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Anatomy

Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Anatomy

- 15 mock anatomy exams (1500 questions)
- Also 4 day anatomy and physics course

  Practice questions

  Useful websites

First FRCR anatomy exam courses

  First FRCR Anatomy Courses

First FRCR Physics exam books

First FRCR Physics exam online resources

Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Physics Preparation

Pass the FRCR Physics exam!
- 600 physics stems with 5 T/F options (2000 questions)
- On-demand lecture recordings
Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Physics

Revise Radiology FRCR Part 1 Physics Preparation

Pass the FRCR Physics exam!
- 600 physics stems with 5 T/F options (2000 questions)
- On-demand lecture recordings

  Useful websites

  Practice questions

First FRCR Physics exam courses

  First FRCR Physics Courses

FRCR 2A books

Recommended reference:

Crack the Core Exam - Volume 1
Crack the Core Exam - Volume 1 and 2
Prometheus Lionhart

A good core textbook which succinctly covers a lot of the common exam topics with many good aide memories. Lots of important facts designed to help you pass exams, but there is little extra detail and it assumes you already know a lot. This would be good to read towards the second half of your ST2 year when you’ve learned things on the job. Be warned, there’s a lot of unsavoury jokes in this book, and it isn’t for the easily offended.

Fundamentals of Skeletal Radiology
Fundamentals of Skeletal Radiology
Clyde Helms

Known as "the pink book". A superb introduction to musculoskeletal radiology providing a good overview of tricky areas, particularly bone lesions. Recommend reading cover to cover before doing 2A practise questions.

Radiology Review Manual
Radiology Review Manual
Wolfgang Dahnert

A comprehensive radiology reference text with logical organisation, extensive lists of imaging findings and differential diagnoses. Many diagrams, but no radiology images. The 2A exams often ask you about the smallest of details straight out of this book. Do not read cover to cover (that's insane), but use as a reference while revising for the exams.

Recommended question books:

FRCR 2A online resources

Revise Radiology FRCR 2A Question Bank and Courses

Pass the FRCR 2A first time!
- 6000 FRCR 2A questions
- 4-day course with 4 mock exams
Revise Radiology FRCR 2A Question Bank

Revise Radiology FRCR 2A Question Bank and Courses

Pass the FRCR 2A first time!
- 6000 FRCR 2A questions
- 4-day course with 4 mock exams

  Online mock exams

FRCR 2A courses

  FRCR 2a Courses

Final FRCR 2B books

Final FRCR 2B online resources

Revise Radiology FRCR 2B Question Bank and Courses

Pass the FRCR 2B first time!
- 1000 Short and 240 Long cases
- 1200 Viva cases
- 12 hours of vivas
- 4-day course with 4 mock exams
Revise Radiology FRCR 2B Combined

Revise Radiology FRCR 2B Question Bank and Courses

Pass the FRCR 2B first time!
- 1000 Short and 240 Long cases
- 1200 Viva cases
- 12 hours of vivas
- 4-day course with 4 mock exams

  Practice questions

Final FRCR 2B courses

  FRCR 2B Courses (UK)

Please note these FRCR 2B courses are subject to change and candidates are advised to book early (up to a year in advance).  Often places will become available at last minute due to people dropping out, booking more courses than they need or being unable to get the time off, so make sure you add your name to a waiting list if possible.

If you know of other good resources you think should be added to this page or know of any useful tips/resources for future exam candidates, then please contact us and we will consider adding to this page!

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