I learned how to present xrays, and all the important words I need to learn.

It is not a radiology textbook, but I did not need it for that.

It is more a textbook on how to learn a very structured approach on presenting different kinds of xrays.

I would recommend it for anybody who is supposed to read xrays in an intelligent way!


Excellent book !   March 19, 2003
 8 out of 9 found this review helpful

Excellent book. Films are a little small (to be expected with a book of this size) and some of the fine detail is a little hard to see. That said, the text is excellent and it is approached in a structured and logical way. Perhaps it could expand on some more clinical aspects of the films (e.g. causes of consolidation etc) but I suppose that is outside the scope of this book.

Jeremy Lewis, Medical Student, Nottingham


Good - shame it's too short   June 14, 2001
 12 out of 12 found this review helpful

A well written book, with clear pictures and a logical approach. One is left with the only wish to have yet more practical examples. Very good value for money. I would recommend it to any medical student and junior doctor.