Damian Tolan MBChB MRCP(UK)Specialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsRachel Hyland MBChBSpecialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsChristopher Taylor BScHead of Radiological Physics, Radiation Protection Adviser and Head of Leeds FRCR Physics Teaching Programme, Leeds Teaching Hospitals TrustArnold Cowen BScSenior Lecturer in Medical Physics, University of Leeds

5 Stars: Examination assistance - a useful piece of work I think this book will be of great assistance to anyone studying for these exams, the attention to detail is high and the question and answer format is well laid out and useful. Thanks for providing a useful study aid!! Amazon customer review, Feb 2004 5 Stars: An amazing piece of work This book is the only one of its kind for the new FRCR part 1. As such it is indispensable. As a bonus at the end it includes an excellent short guide to answering the written part of the exam. It gives a list of headings to use as templates for answering the critical reading and is an excellent place to start. Amazon customer review, Jan 2004 5 Stars: The ONLY FRCR Part 1 MCQ book to get With a great coverage of the basic physics concepts needed for the Part 1 FRCR exam, this book should form the foundation of everybody's revision. Split into numerous topics to allow focused study and assessment, in addition to the plentiful explanations accompanying the answers, this book is both comprehensive and well thought out in its design. Amazon customer review, Dec 2004

• Foreword by Philip JA Robinson, Professor of Clinical Radiology, St James's University Hospital, LeedsAbbreviationsIntroduction1. Fundamental properties of matter, radiation and radioactive decay2. Production of x-rays3. Interactions of ionising radiation with matter4. Factors affecting image quality5. Conventional film processing6. Quality assurance and quality control7. Mammography8. Special radiographic techniques9. Image intensifiers and fluoroscopy10. Computed tomography scanning11. Radionuclide imaging12. Radiation protection13. Patient dosimetry14. UK Legislation - Statutory Requirements and Non-statutory RecommendationsMock examination

Damian Tolan MBChB MRCP(UK)Specialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsRachel Hyland MBChBSpecialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsChristopher Taylor BScHead of Radiological Physics, Radiation Protection Adviser and Head of Leeds FRCR Physics Teaching Programme, Leeds Teaching Hospitals TrustArnold Cowen BScSenior Lecturer in Medical Physics, University of Leeds

5 Stars: Examination assistance - a useful piece of work I think this book will be of great assistance to anyone studying for these exams, the attention to detail is high and the question and answer format is well laid out and useful. Thanks for providing a useful study aid!! Amazon customer review, Feb 2004 5 Stars: An amazing piece of work This book is the only one of its kind for the new FRCR part 1. As such it is indispensable. As a bonus at the end it includes an excellent short guide to answering the written part of the exam. It gives a list of headings to use as templates for answering the critical reading and is an excellent place to start. Amazon customer review, Jan 2004 5 Stars: The ONLY FRCR Part 1 MCQ book to get With a great coverage of the basic physics concepts needed for the Part 1 FRCR exam, this book should form the foundation of everybody's revision. Split into numerous topics to allow focused study and assessment, in addition to the plentiful explanations accompanying the answers, this book is both comprehensive and well thought out in its design. Amazon customer review, Dec 2004

• Foreword by Philip JA Robinson, Professor of Clinical Radiology, St James's University Hospital, LeedsAbbreviationsIntroduction1. Fundamental properties of matter, radiation and radioactive decay2. Production of x-rays3. Interactions of ionising radiation with matter4. Factors affecting image quality5. Conventional film processing6. Quality assurance and quality control7. Mammography8. Special radiographic techniques9. Image intensifiers and fluoroscopy10. Computed tomography scanning11. Radionuclide imaging12. Radiation protection13. Patient dosimetry14. UK Legislation - Statutory Requirements and Non-statutory RecommendationsMock examination

Damian Tolan MBChB MRCP(UK)Specialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsRachel Hyland MBChBSpecialist Registrar in Diagnostic Radiology, LeedsChristopher Taylor BScHead of Radiological Physics, Radiation Protection Adviser and Head of Leeds FRCR Physics Teaching Programme, Leeds Teaching Hospitals TrustArnold Cowen BScSenior Lecturer in Medical Physics, University of Leeds

5 Stars: Examination assistance - a useful piece of work I think this book will be of great assistance to anyone studying for these exams, the attention to detail is high and the question and answer format is well laid out and useful. Thanks for providing a useful study aid!! Amazon customer review, Feb 2004 5 Stars: An amazing piece of work This book is the only one of its kind for the new FRCR part 1. As such it is indispensable. As a bonus at the end it includes an excellent short guide to answering the written part of the exam. It gives a list of headings to use as templates for answering the critical reading and is an excellent place to start. Amazon customer review, Jan 2004 5 Stars: The ONLY FRCR Part 1 MCQ book to get With a great coverage of the basic physics concepts needed for the Part 1 FRCR exam, this book should form the foundation of everybody's revision. Split into numerous topics to allow focused study and assessment, in addition to the plentiful explanations accompanying the answers, this book is both comprehensive and well thought out in its design. Amazon customer review, Dec 2004

• Foreword by Philip JA Robinson, Professor of Clinical Radiology, St James's University Hospital, LeedsAbbreviationsIntroduction1. Fundamental properties of matter, radiation and radioactive decay2. Production of x-rays3. Interactions of ionising radiation with matter4. Factors affecting image quality5. Conventional film processing6. Quality assurance and quality control7. Mammography8. Special radiographic techniques9. Image intensifiers and fluoroscopy10. Computed tomography scanning11. Radionuclide imaging12. Radiation protection13. Patient dosimetry14. UK Legislation - Statutory Requirements and Non-statutory RecommendationsMock examination