Adam Moreton, University of Liverpool

Split into two sections. The first is more 'textual' expaining common patient presentations, what investigations are most appropriate, and what you're looking for them to show. Also covers areas such as filling in X-Ray request forms. The second section is filled with images of XR, MRI, US and tells you what the image shows. So in summary, this book tells you how to investigate, and then how to interpret the results. A really good book, not too big and intimidating, either. I would really recommend this book, really easy to dip in and out of! I rarely give a set of 5 out of 5's, but this really deserves it.

Posted 30th Oct 2009