Summary:
Practical Radiological Anatomy is a unique, illustrated, concise revision book for all postgraduate doctors in training who deal with interpreting X-rays, scans or ultrasounds.

Arranged by body system, there is plentiful pictorial reinforcement of the basic anatomy and the pitfalls encountered when interpreting scans; vital so that abnormalities can be detected and differentiated from normal variants.

Each chapter includes reviews consolidating essential information and provides an indispensable guideline of how to interpret images. Complementing the chapters are invaluable checklists and MCQs to consolidate knowledge after each part of the body is covered.

Practical Radiological Anatomy provides a modular emphasis to match the current curriculum of radiological anatomy, concentrating on the clinical relevance of anatomy and its application with illustrated examples. Both conventional imaging and cross-sectional CT and MRI anatomy are included to aid preparation for FRCR Part 2A modules.

An ideal textbook for doctors training in Radiology and preparing for the FRCR Part 1 and Part 2A examinations, Practical Radiological Anatomy is also of great value to Radiology Advanced Practitioners, Nurse Practitioners in trauma centres, Emergency Medicine doctors and Radiographers.

• Experienced author who has established a series of lectures and courses for the Royal College of Radiologists
• Unique approach with multiple examples of imaging of the anatomy and examples of pit falls that can be encountered
• MCQs at the end of each chapter to consolidate knowledge of each body part and aimed at the new FRCR Part 2a
• Modular emphasis to match the current curriculum of the FRCR Part 1 and Part 2A exams

About the Author(s):
Sarah McWilliams MRCP[Hons], MRCP, FRCR, Consultant Radiologist, Guys and St Thomas Hospitals, London, UK

Readership:
Doctors who are training in Radiology; first and second year registrars in Radiology; Radiology Practitioners