Texts/Books for Body Imaging Fellowship

[CherryRedDracul]

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Some way, somehow, I made my way into a body imaging fellowship.

What texts did you find useful for fellowship? I'm kind of overwhelmed by the plethora of books available.

 

[maxxor]

Some way, somehow, I made my way into a body imaging fellowship.

What texts did you find useful for fellowship? I'm kind of overwhelmed by the plethora of books available.

I liked body ct by webb and body mri by Siegel.

but honestly, radiologyassistant.nl

 

[Dave1980]

Some way, somehow, I made my way into a body imaging fellowship.

What texts did you find useful for fellowship? I'm kind of overwhelmed by the plethora of books available.

you went through all of residency without finding a body imaging book you like?!?

 

[CherryRedDracul]

you went through all of residency without finding a body imaging book you like?!?

I mean I read through Fundamentals of Body CT by Webb and the usual stuff like that. But is there really nothing else beyond that?

 

[Cognovi]

you went through all of residency without finding a body imaging book you like?!?

I went through all of residency without reading more than 50 pages of any textbook.

 

[GadRads]

I went through all of residency without reading more than 50 pages of any textbook.

What did you read instead?

 

[Dave1980]

I mean I read through Fundamentals of Body CT by Webb and the usual stuff like that. But is there really nothing else beyond that?

body mri case review by mayo clinic is really good

 

[Cognovi]

What did you read instead?

Mostly journal articles and Radiopaedia

 

[GadRads]

Mostly journal articles and Radiopaedia

Ok so you actually read something. I thought you got by without reading anything.

 

[Cognovi]

Ok so you actually read something. I thought you got by without reading anything.

Not a maniac, just wanted to point out a less traditional method of learning (textbook avoidance) more suitable for my short attention span

 

[Gadofosveset]

If you’re a textbook guy like I am, I would suggest Meyer’s dynamic radiology of the abdomen. A classic body fellow text. 6th edition is the most recent. It has some drawbacks relative to the 5th, but also some advantages.

Other than that it’s hard to think of good texts. Siegelman’s and Roth’s MRI textbooks are good. I agree with Cognovi… at this stage, decide on an area you want to develop and create your own “textbook” out of journal review articles and Radiopaedia playlists.