Items tagged “frcr”
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Osteopoikilosis
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FRCR examination
The FRCR (Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists) examination is set by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) in the UK. The RCR is the professional body for clinical radiology and clinical oncology.
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Final FRCR Part B examination
The Final FRCR Part B examination (colloquially known as the Part 2B exam) is the final part of the FRCR examination set by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) in the United Kingdom. Passing the Final FRCR Part B examination entitles the candidate to become a Fellow of the Royal College of R...
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Final FRCR Part B rapid reporting
The Final FRCR Part B rapid reporting component of the Final FRCR Part B exam is the final part of the FRCR examination. It aims to assess the candidate's ability to accurately detect abnormalities in the type of plain films usually seen in a standard reporting pile. Thus, it generally consist...
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Pathology checklists
Pathology checklists are series of sometimes missed pathological entities possible to see on radiological studies. They are helpful when reporting a radiograph, ultrasound, or cross-sectional examination as a way to ensure that you fully review a film and don't fall foul of satisfaction of searc...
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Adult chest radiograph pathology checklist
The adult chest radiograph pathology checklist is just a pathology checklist of things not to miss when reviewing a chest radiograph, especially in the exam setting.
standard review areas
apices
retrocardiac area
hilar regions
below the diaphragm
right descending pulmonary artery (like a l...
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Non-accidental injuries
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22 Jun 2013
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Von Hippel Lindau disease
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01 Jul 2014
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Progressive massive fibrosis
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16 Jul 2014
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Cleidocranial dysostosis
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24 Sep 2014
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Cutaneous neurofibromas in neurofibromatosis type 1
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06 Mar 2015
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Floating tooth: maxillary metastasis
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11 Mar 2016
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Apical pneumothorax on cervical spine CT
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23 May 2016
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Left lower lobe collapse
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Thoracic neuroblastoma
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22 Apr 2020
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Knee radiograph (checklist)
The knee radiograph checklist is just one of the many pathology checklists that can be used when reporting to ensure that you always actively exclude pathology that is commonly missed; this is particularly helpful in the examination setting, e.g. the FRCR 2B rapid-reporting.
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Pelvic radiograph (checklist)
The pelvic radiograph checklist is just one of the many pathology checklists that can be used when reporting to ensure that you always actively exclude pathology that is commonly missed; this is particularly helpful in the examination setting, e.g. the FRCR 2B rapid-reporting.
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Shoulder radiograph (checklist)
The shoulder radiograph checklist is just one of the many pathology checklists that can be used when reporting to ensure that you always actively exclude pathology that is commonly missed; this is particularly helpful in the examination setting, e.g. the FRCR 2B rapid-reporting.
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Cervical spine radiograph (checklist)
The cervical spine checklist is just one of the many pathology checklists that can be used when reporting to ensure that you always actively exclude pathology that is commonly missed; this is particularly helpful in the examination setting, e.g. the FRCR 2B rapid-reporting.
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Thoracic spine radiograph (checklist)
The thoracic spine checklist is just one of the many pathology checklists that can be used when reporting to ensure that you always actively exclude pathology that is commonly missed; this is particularly helpful in the examination setting, e.g. the FRCR 2B rapid-reporting.
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These ra...
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