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• Volume in the Case Review series, covering brain imaging, targeted towards residents, fellows and practicing Radiologists
• Mimics official exam formats and daily practice environment with a pedagogically anchored format that introduces cases/images as unknowns with three to four questions; then, on the flip side of the page, diagnosis, answers to the questions, additional commentary, references and cross-references to The Requisites volume are supplied in logical succession; blank space is available for note taking.
• Cases are randomly organized and then divided into three overall categories reflecting three different levels of difficulty.
• Over 400 state of the art images
• Can be read cover to cover in a short period of time

• All existing cases revised
  
• Approximately 50 new cases (including a greater focus on MR and Gyn)
  
• Addition of a new co-editor (Fielding will supply the 50 new cases)
  
• New images for approx. 75% of existing entities
  
• Greater emphasis on DDx
  
• Greater emphasis on patient treatment
  
• All references updated

Average Customer Rating:

It worked for me.	Customer Rating:
I went through the case review series for the boards and thought they were great. Some were better than others, it's true - but this was one of the good ones. All I can surely say is that this was the only dedicated GU book I used (with a quick review of the Requisites)and did well on the GU section. Please post feedback on this review.

Not a great one....	Customer Rating:
This book is not designed as intended for a board review. It is fill of CAQ level cases, with less than optimal images and is set in a 'what am i thinking' format. A waste of time and money.