Radiology for the MRCP

AI The MRCP is the membership exam for the Royal College of Physicians, so it's essential that anyone wanting to practice hospital medicine passes it. It comes in two parts and radiology is covered in the second of these. Radiology covers the interpretation of all imaging modalities and techniques such as MRI and CT. 'Radiology for the MRCPã is a self-assessment book for MRCP candidates, comprising 180 questions each with 1 or 2 black and white images, and detailed, highly-organized explanatory answers. The emphasis of the book is on clinical cases commonly featured in the MRCP examinations, and on the new imaging modalities with which physicians need to be familiar but find gaining experience difficult. Answers are structured to reflect how answers should be presented to examiners in the various components of the MRCP Part 2 (picture tests, short cases, long case, clinical, Viva). Candidates can practise and assess their interpretation skills across a wide range of clinical conditions.