Chris Schelvan BSc MBBS MRCP FRCRConsultant Radiologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Imperial College NHS Trust, St Mary's Hospital, LondonAnnabel Copeman BSc MBBS FRCPCHConsultant Paediatrician, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust, WolverhamptonJacky Davis MBBS FRCRConsultant Radiologist, Whittington Hospital, LondonAnnmarie Jeanes MBBS MRCP FRCRConsultant Paediatric Radiologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, LeedsJane Young MSc MBBS FRCRConsultant Radiologist, Whittington Hospital, London

This book is very clearly set out with a useful initial section of interpretation, rules, and tools with each of the 100 or so cases. There are clear answers and a useful list of radiology points and clinical relevant facts to the condition demonstrated the book will be a useful aid to doctors training for their examinations and, indeed, could be a useful text for CPD for Consultants.Review of 1st edn: Postgraduate Medical Journal, June 2002, A C Elias-Jones, Consultant Paediatrician, Leicester General HospitalFor the registrar about to be examined in radiology, I recommend the book as a pre-examination tutorial containing both common and important examination material. Review of 1st edn: Australasian Radiology, 2002An excellent selection of both common and rare conditions ... that will spark enthusiasm in those hours leading up to the exams. It has a welcome and chatty style which serves to entice the reader.Review of 1st edn: Radiology Now, 2004A quick refresher of the classic images of important neonatal and paediatric conditions. The images used are good quality and cover the most important areas of paediatric imaging. It is easy and enjoyable to read and covers a broad range of diseases as well as a few rarer cases. The 'clinical hot list' with every case will be helpful in the months prior to the examination.Ulster Med J; 79(3):152-153

• Rules and tools. Paediatric chest X-ray. Nuclear medicine. Contrast studies. Complete tomography. Magnetic resonance imaging. Radiation protection and patient safety. Selection of appropriate imaging and investigation.Non-accidental injury. Cases.

Chris Schelvan BSc MBBS MRCP FRCRConsultant Radiologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Imperial College NHS Trust, St Mary's Hospital, LondonAnnabel Copeman BSc MBBS FRCPCHConsultant Paediatrician, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust, WolverhamptonJacky Davis MBBS FRCRConsultant Radiologist, Whittington Hospital, LondonAnnmarie Jeanes MBBS MRCP FRCRConsultant Paediatric Radiologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, LeedsJane Young MSc MBBS FRCRConsultant Radiologist, Whittington Hospital, London

This book is very clearly set out with a useful initial section of interpretation, rules, and tools with each of the 100 or so cases. There are clear answers and a useful list of radiology points and clinical relevant facts to the condition demonstrated the book will be a useful aid to doctors training for their examinations and, indeed, could be a useful text for CPD for Consultants.Review of 1st edn: Postgraduate Medical Journal, June 2002, A C Elias-Jones, Consultant Paediatrician, Leicester General HospitalFor the registrar about to be examined in radiology, I recommend the book as a pre-examination tutorial containing both common and important examination material. Review of 1st edn: Australasian Radiology, 2002An excellent selection of both common and rare conditions ... that will spark enthusiasm in those hours leading up to the exams. It has a welcome and chatty style which serves to entice the reader.Review of 1st edn: Radiology Now, 2004A quick refresher of the classic images of important neonatal and paediatric conditions. The images used are good quality and cover the most important areas of paediatric imaging. It is easy and enjoyable to read and covers a broad range of diseases as well as a few rarer cases. The 'clinical hot list' with every case will be helpful in the months prior to the examination.Ulster Med J; 79(3):152-153

• Rules and tools. Paediatric chest X-ray. Nuclear medicine. Contrast studies. Complete tomography. Magnetic resonance imaging. Radiation protection and patient safety. Selection of appropriate imaging and investigation.Non-accidental injury. Cases.