Clinical Radiology Made Ridiculously Simple

Intended for medical students, residents, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician associates, and X-ray technicians.

A clear, concise approach to acquiring the skills of interpreting the clinically vital components to the most common radiographic conditions seen in the emergency room or on the ward by the non-radiologist. Each chapter is subdivided into Radiographic Anatomy, Approach and Specific Problem sections. In the Radiographic Anatomy sections, key anatomical landmarks are identified using simple illustrations. In the Approach sections, reading of the radiographic examination is explained using analogies, illustrative cartoons and mnemonics. In the Specific Problem sections, the radiographic findings of the most common and deadly conditions are discussed.

Topics such as MRI, barium studies and ultrasonography are covered in greater detail with the accompanied download from MedMaster's website. The program is named: Clinical Radiology Made Ridiculously Simple Atlas.

Associate Program Director, Dept of Radiology, Director of Education, Musculoskeletal Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School.