AIRP

[choa06]

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Starting AIRP in a few months... How relevant are these lectures for boards?

 

[SpartanWolverine]

Ehh. They are not bad for board information but not tailored to it. I watched a good number of the lectures but did a little picking and choosing based on topics I wanted to know more about. Generally high quality lectures, at least.

 

[GoPelicans]

Msk and body stuff are good, you can safely skip the rest

 

[MadRadLad]

Ehh. They are not bad for board information but not tailored to it. I watched a good number of the lectures but did a little picking and choosing based on topics I wanted to know more about. Generally high quality lectures, at least.

Agree. The lectures are actually really good, I learned a lot. But way too dense for boards. MSK lectures I did think were really good overall though. The others were more hit or miss but too much detail for studying - I would advise the same as above, pick and choose your weak points.

 

[GadRads]

I paid minimal attention when I attended AIRP and passed core without issues. But maybe I would have been a better radiologist if I paid attention :/

 

[2brads]

I skipped everything except Smirniotopolous and Mark Murphey and did fine. In other words, not very relevant.

 

[EPV213]

Month long vacation for me, passed boards with flying colors. Agree that MSK section stands out amongst the rest.

 

[bobjonesbob]

With the online setup are there any attendance requirements or anything you're actually required to do during the 4 weeks?

 

[Womb Raider]

I skipped everything except Smirniotopolous...

Man those lectures were painful...

 

[Clean7795]

Are there any particularly bad lectures to avoid?

 

[GoPelicans]

I remember the brain tumor lectures being very irrelevant. Stuff about tumor markers, biologics, etc. Maybe good if you're an academic neueoradiologist

 

[Cognovi]

You'd think for a course as popular as AIRP, they would have a competitive process to ensure the quality of lectures/lecturers. Nah. Some are good, some are bad, and overall it is just above average. Some of the cases are from the film days and their lectures haven't been updated since.