Learn the basics of CT, MRI and Ultrasound
Radiology is often a neglected component of the undergraduate curriculum. Plain films are given much more importance than cross-sectional imaging, and rightly so. However, it is important for junior doctors to be able to identify certain important pathology on cross-sectional imaging, particularly in the ED where the interpretation of a radiologist may not be immediately available.
A focus on cross-sectional imaging
The aim of this resource is to provide an easily accessible resource on cross-sectional imaging, aimed at the appropriate level for medical students on clinical attachments and junior doctors. This resource includes the underlying physics, important presentations and common pathologies, with a focus on acute conditions. Important cross-sectional anatomy is also presented, this may be useful for more junior students and for revision purposes for senior students.
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Get the book for free
The Radiology Basics notes can also be download for free as an interactive e-learning book for iOS devices, with scrollable image stacks and illustrated examples of common pathologies. Please note that this is only available on Apple iOS devices.
Radiology Basics: Cross-sectional Imaging
Melisa Sia, Vikas Shah
The authors
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Dr Melisa Sia
Radiology Registrar, Norwich Radiology Academy
Dr Vikas Shah
Consultant Radiologist, University Hospitals of Leicester
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