Your ultimate resource for medical imaging during rotations or clinical practice. Master key imaging modalities and findings from X-rays to CT and MRI; Covers essential acute radiological and non-radiological conditions with concise explanations; Practical guidance on radiology requests, technical details, and invasive diagnostic procedures; Designed for fast reference with visual overviews, clear structure, and pocket-sized format
Covers essential acute radiological and non-radiological conditions in a pocket-sized booklet. Includes common clinical presentations and differential diagnoses summarised in a visual and schematic fashion.
Access various aspects of radiology:
- Imaging modalities and technical details
- What is needed for a radiology request
- Invasive diagnostic procedures and treatments performed at the radiology department
Whether you're preparing for exams, brushing up on your skills, or need a quick reference during rounds, Pocket Radiology is your go-to resource. Its portable format ensures you'll always have the knowledge you need, right at your fingertips.
Why choose Compendium?
- Dyslectic proof: everything as short as possible
- Icons, diagrams, tables and images
- Quality ensured by medical specialists
- Up to date: using the latest guidelines
Upgrade your learning and gain confidence in diagnostic imaging with Pocket Radiology - trusted by thousands of medical professionals worldwide.
Dr Romée Snijders graduated as a medical doctor from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the Netherlands. She subsequently worked as a medical doctor in the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Radboudumc, where she combined clinical practice with scientific research. During this period, she completed her PhD in Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Radboudumc, contributing to advancements in the field through academic research.In 2025, Dr Snijders began her residency in Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Jeroen Bosch Hospital, continuing her dedication to specialised patient care and clinical excellence.Alongside her medical career, Dr Snijders is actively involved in medical education and healthcare entrepreneurship. She is co founder and editorial board member of Compendium Geneeskunde and Compendium Medicine, where she contributes to the development of innovative, visually structured medical books for students and healthcare professionals worldwide. She also serves as a board member of Dokters op Hakken, supporting initiatives that empower medical professionals and strengthen the healthcare community.
Dr Veerle Smit is a medical doctor who graduated from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Following her studies, she gained two years of clinical experience working in children and youth psychiatry, where she developed a strong interest in accessible medical education and clear communication within healthcare.Alongside her clinical work, Dr Smit has been actively involved in healthcare entrepreneurship. She is the owner and board member of Dokters op Hakken and Zorgmakers, initiatives focused on empowering medical professionals and strengthening connections within the healthcare sector.Dr Smit is also the CEO and co founder of Compendium Geneeskunde and Compendium Medicine. Through these organisations, she leads the development of innovative, visually structured medical books designed to support medical students and healthcare professionals worldwide. Her mission is to make complex medical knowledge clear, concise and accessible for learners across the globe.
Dr Gwendolyn Vuurberg is a medical doctor who graduated from the University of Amsterdam. She previously trained and worked as a physical therapist before pursuing her medical degree. She completed her PhD in Orthopaedic Surgery at Amsterdam UMC, focusing on lateral ankle injuries, and continues to work there as a post doctoral researcher in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine and Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine.Since 2020, Dr Vuurberg has been a radiology resident at Rijnstate Hospital. She is actively involved in the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Radiologie, where she serves on the Research Committee and contributes to professional education and scientific initiatives.Dr Vuurberg has long been engaged in medical education publishing. She is a senior editorial board member of Compendium Geneeskunde and has served as medical editor and chief editor for multiple titles within Compendium Medicine, contributing to the development of concise, practice oriented medical pocket books for students and healthcare professionals.
