Prepare for Radiology Certification Exams with Duke Radiology Case Review

Residents, fellows, and practicing radiologists looking to ace their certification exams can rely on the Duke Radiology Case Review, a trusted and renowned case-based review book. This second edition is specifically designed to help you succeed in exams such as the ABR Part II oral, ABR Core and Certifying, CAQ, and MOC.

A Comprehensive Review Tool

Duke Radiology Case Review has long been considered a standard in board review, serving as a valuable complement to the popular and highly respected board review course offered by the prestigious Department of Radiology at Duke University.

This updated edition features nearly 300 case presentations, carefully structured to mirror the way radiology residents are taught to approach patient cases. The cases are organized by body region, with additional chapters dedicated to interventional radiology and nuclear medicine.

What to Expect

• Clinical histories and relevant images to aid in diagnosis
• Bulleted points outlining differential diagnoses
• Actual diagnoses, accompanied by key clinical and radiologic facts
• Suggested readings for further study

New to this edition is a chapter focused on cardiac imaging, providing radiologists with a detailed look at this critical area of study.

The Duke Radiology Case Review is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to succeed in radiology certification exams. With its comprehensive coverage and structured case presentations, this book is an essential tool for achieving success.

Key Features:

• Second edition, updated to reflect the latest radiology knowledge and best practices
• Nearly 300 case presentations, organized by body region
• Includes chapters on interventional radiology and nuclear medicine
• New chapter on cardiac imaging
• Black-and-white illustrations throughout
• 688 pages of comprehensive review material
• Published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (11/14/2011)