Radiology Viva Practice Case: 1 - FRCR 2B preparation

I've created a radiology physics question bank. Check it out here 👉 https://www.radiologytuts.com/courses... Learn how to report radiology cases in a clear and precise manner. Here's we go through a practice viva case (such as those seen in the FRCR 2B viva examination). I am using these cases as a way of learning for myself. The summaries may not be perfect but hopefully they will provide you with a starting point to generate your own summaries. Use them to identify gaps in your knowledge or areas that need more focus in your studying. This case is an abdominal X-ray of a 6 month old. In your head formulate a brief summary of the findings. The idea here is to give a clear succinct statement that shows the examiner you can describe the image, identify and summarise the relevant findings and come to some sort of conclusion (be it a single diagnosis or short list of likely differentials). I’ll give you a brief moment to pause the video, commit to formulating a summary and then I’ll share an example of a summary. SIGN UP TO MY MONTHLY EMAIL NEWSLETTER: ✅ Radiology anatomy and physics tips that work for me ✅ "What's new in radiology this month" ✅ Channel updates (and early access to future projects) ✅ Interviews with world class radiologists ✅ Useful resources that I enjoy You can SIGN UP here 👉 https://bit.ly/3ruLh3d Case courtesy of Dr Hidayatullah Hamidi, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 60388 As always, I hope this helps in some way. I hope you're all well! Dr Michael Nel