Accident and Emergency Radiology: A Survival Guide

Daughter got this for her university studies, good clear images.

A brilliant book to aid in understanding A&P and diagnosis rays done in ED. One suggestion would be to have a price with the paperback and kindle books so you can have it to hand while in work.

Perfect for see and treat nurses, radiology students, and radiographers for red dot commenting and for reporting. Really useful book of anatomy and ED injuries.

Excellent book I still use it

I got the first edition many years ago as a first year junior doctor and the book got me through many a night shift as the only doctor manning the fort in ED. Saved my bacon more than once diagnosing fractures I have never seen before. This new beautiful book has more pictures and content and is useful for medical practitioners at every level. Highly recommended and essential for those working in the ED.

It is a good book for a foundation trainee but only if you are looking to be a generalist. I am doing orthopaedics at the moment and this doesn’t have am enough detail so if you are wanting something like that - look into buying an ortho specific book. This book points you in the right direction though.

Recommended to me by a lot of Radiographers in practice. It's good for learning image interpretation and common pathologies you may come across. I haven't read it all just yet but it's really good to refer to. Lots of diagrams and example xrays too. Useful purchase!

Recommend for radiography students or reporting radiographer

Great Radiology Residency book!

Acheté comme cadeau, très satisfait.

I am a new ED resident and got the 3rd edition after seeing both the 2nd and 3rd editions. The 3rd edition has a much improved layout and is easier to use as a handbook during shifts and as a self-teaching book. Very helpful.

This book is one of the most concise and to the point essential radiology pocket guide. The illustrations and tips are extremely helpful. Highly recommended, especially for FRCR 2B preparation. It will take maximum a week to read on working days. These guys are exceptional in their work :)

It gives clear information and brief. I recommend it for emergency physicians.