Abdominal X-Rays Made Easy

by James D. Begg MB BS FRCR

Abdominal x-rays are amongst those groups of radiological investigations which the junior doctor is frequently required to interpret on their own. This book fulfills an equivalent role to the highly successful Chest X-ray made Easy enabling junior doctors to accurately interpret images and ensure there is no mistake in the diagnosis. Small, cheap and right size for a pocket Appeals to a broad range of people

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Des]

Flew through this useful, concise, and surprisingly humorous guide! And no, I am not above putting my required reading here to meet my challenge goal. 😂

[Hannah]

Beautiful black and white photos. Framable, even!

[Julia Hingley]

Gotta love a radiology textbook with enough faith in its text to believe being able to see the films isn't necessary. Rock on!

[Amr Khaled]

Well illustrated, well explained, well put out.

Definitely had no time for a "systemic approach to x-rays" or a "review/question section". But I'm sure it covers the basics to prepare you to find another review book.

Some of the causes of diseases were rushed, but that's understandable, since explaining pathology would deter from the main subject of x-ray.