Imaging for Junior Doctors: A Survival Guide

This practical handbook is essential reading for junior doctors who have undergone very little in the way of radiological training. It adopts a symptom-based approach, dealing with the queries junior staff on call will come across, and enables SHOs to recognise the information contained within an image and to interpret this in a clinical context. Each chapter contains a listof key points to facilitate learning and a glossary to provide quick and easy access to common radiological terms. Practical, symptom-based approach and concise text. Comprehensively illustrated with 250 high quality images. Concentrates on plain film an area which SHOs will frequently encounter and need to interpret. Distinguishes normal from abnormal and provides likely causes of abnormal appearances. Each chapter concludes with a list of key points to facilitate learning.