Test Yourself on 688 Real X-ray Cases
Most radiology atlases show you the finding and the label in the same glance, so you never actually test yourself. This casebook is built the opposite way. Each case is a single page with just the radiograph, the age, the sex and the presenting complaint. The answer lives at the back, one tap away and one tap back.
- 688
- cases
- 627
- distinct diagnoses
- 1,418
- radiographs
- 818
- pages
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How This Deck Works
The casebook works in three steps.
Read the Film First
Every case is a single page: the radiograph, the patient's age and sex, and the presenting complaint. Nothing on that page gives the answer away, so describe what you see and commit to a diagnosis before you move on.
Then Jump to the Answer
The colored button at the foot of each case links straight to its answer at the back of the deck. The answer gives the diagnosis and a short discussion of the findings behind it. Tap the case number there and you are back at the film.
Work a Section at a Time
Cases are grouped by pathology type, not by body region, so consecutive cases drill the same reasoning pattern. Every entry in the contents is a link, and the alphabetical index at the very back is an answer key, so save it for revision.
For teaching and self-assessment only. Clinical details are reproduced as published and this casebook is not a diagnostic reference.
A Look Inside
Six pages straight out of the PDF. Click any one to read it full size.
Sections and Case Counts
The table of contents, with the case count and starting page for each of the 17 sections.
- Fractures & Trauma200 casesp. 4
- Dislocations & Joint Injuries37 casesp. 205
- Osteochondroses & Overuse Injuries23 casesp. 243
- Arthropathy & Degenerative Disease28 casesp. 267
- Metabolic, Endocrine & Haematologic18 casesp. 296
- Infection & Inflammation20 casesp. 315
- Neoplasms & Tumour-like Lesions45 casesp. 336
- Congenital & Developmental64 casesp. 382
- Pulmonary, Pleural & Mediastinal36 casesp. 447
- Cardiovascular12 casesp. 484
- Gastrointestinal & Acute Abdomen22 casesp. 497
- Genitourinary10 casesp. 520
- Foreign Bodies & Ingestions24 casesp. 531
- Devices, Lines & Iatrogenic105 casesp. 556
- Normal Variants & Anatomy34 casesp. 662
- Artifacts & Mimics7 casesp. 697
- Miscellaneous Signs & Findings3 casesp. 705
- Answersp. 709
- Index of Diagnosesp. 811
What Makes This Casebook Different
Answers Hidden, Not Gone
Every case page links to its answer at the back of the casebook, and every answer links back to the case. You get the discipline of hidden answers without flipping through 800 pages.
Grouped by Pathology, Not Body Part
200 trauma cases, 105 support device and iatrogenic films, 64 congenital, 45 neoplasm, plus dedicated sections for normal variants and for artifacts and mimics, the two that actually catch people out.
Curated, Not Dumped
Cases are filtered for image resolution and for whether a real history and a real discussion were attached, then capped at two cases per diagnosis so you are not shown eleven boxer fractures in a row.
One Case per Page
Radiograph, age, sex, presenting complaint. Nothing else on the page. Read it like a shift, not like a textbook.
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