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(More customer reviews)The simplistic presentation in a bullet format is presented in this book in a clear concise format. Augmented with a CD ROM containing Power Point Slides of key concepts this book is useful to get the BASIC framework for learning. Some areas where it is not as good are Mammography, MRI and Fluoroscopy. The questions are challenging and useful but not to the level of difficulty of the ABR's Physics examination. The Powerpoint slides are limited since there is no cross reference to them in the textbook.
How would I recommend using this book? As a first year, I would recommend reading the book cover to cover. Then add to that by using Huda and Bushberg to solidify your knowledge base. The pace of the book realistically speaking takes about 1-1.5 hours to read the chapter and answer the questions without looking back. It takes about 2 weeks to cover the material (in case you are trying to pace yourself).
Overall, it is a worthwhile read and is more clear than Huda. However, I felt it was complementary to Huda and not an all inclusive source for material to pass.
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Prepare for success on the boards with this state-of-the-art review of radiologic physics!Each chapter offers a concise outline of the information you need to know today.Original diagrams make complex concepts easy to understand and more than 550 multiple-choice questions, with answers and explanations, allow you to test your understanding of the full range of topics.Plus, a bonus CD-ROM bound in the back of every book contains over 1,800 slides of supplementary review material.
Examines the complete range of topics readers need to understand today, based on a careful review of Radiology Board recalls from the past ten years.
Features multiple-choice review questions in every chapter, with answers and explanations -- more than 550 questions in all.
Illustrated with more than 100 diagrams and illustrations.
With 21 contributing experts.
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