10 Radiology Quiz Cases to help you prepare for your board exams
10 Radiology Quiz Cases to help you prepare for your board exams
Before I start the process I shall like to state here that FRCR 2B is, unlike popular belief, not an exam that is based on extensive theoretical knowledge. It is essentially an exam that is based on impromptu diagnosis and management especially of conditions that are life-threatening. There are 3 main components of the exam …
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Quiz True v/s False Lumen of Aortic Dissection Intimal defect – blood enters media of aortic wall – “dissects” the aortic wall longitudinally. Two lumens separated by dissection flap: True lumen and False lumen – formed because of the dissection flap. True Lumen False Lumen Size Usually smaller (compressed by false lumen) Usually larger due …
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Congenital fusion of the lunate and triquetral bone. Most common carpal coalition. Companion question: Which is the most tarsal coalition? Let me know in the comments below! Like all coalitions it can be osseous, fibrous or cartilaginous. The latter two would be difficult to pick up on radiographs. Asymptomatic in most cases requiring no further …
Radiology without Tears by Dr. S Raghuwanshi and Dr. G Raghuwanshi are great books and very easy to recommend. There are two volumes and they are a focussed attempt at being a complete yet concise guide for the practical part of the final exams in Post Graduate courses of India and largely succeeds in that …
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