for medical students not planning on going into radiology? I'm not looking for a comprehensive textbook, rather a primer of sorts that covers the basics and would be useful for the wards...
Good book/ handbook on radiology...
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Hi, I am pre-rad 4th year med student and wish I had bought a copy of Squire's Fundamentals of Radiology sooner. It's so easy to read, but also in depth (but not too in depth).
If your radiology rotation is only 2 weeks this is too much. But if you're driven and you understand the value of having a good foundation in radiology (regardless of your future specialty), then you'll find this book useful not only for success in clinical years but also for your residency.
If your radiology rotation is only 2 weeks this is too much. But if you're driven and you understand the value of having a good foundation in radiology (regardless of your future specialty), then you'll find this book useful not only for success in clinical years but also for your residency.
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Learning Radiology is the way to go for you. Squires is way too in depth for someone not going into rads. As a matter of fact, just go to learningradiology.com, it has a lot of the stuff in the physical book and is a great resource.
