Section–A includes General Radiology (Chapter 1). The material is organized into 4 sections and seven chapters. All the facts in the book are checked multiple number of times to give an accurate and up-to-date content to the students. Most of this book evolved from the latest editions of Grainger and Sutton’s Textbooks of Radiology CT and MRI imaging-Haaga and AIIMS- MAMC-PGI CME series. This book is a concise and considerably shorter still complete version than the fulllength standard radiology textbook. We feel that after reading this book a student preparing for postgraduate entrance examination will not feel the need to refer any other radiology books or courses. Some facts are presented in the boxes on the side so that they can be easily revised in the end. We would like to state that this book is not a substitute for comprehensive textbooks of radiology at any level however we have tried to cover all the commonly asked topics in entrance exams in a concise format so that students can finish the reading of this book in two days. Considering the changing pattern of exam and introduction of NEET at Pan India level we feel that application-based questions are future of entrance exams at postgraduate level. It is a concise review of key radiology principles to help students not just in understanding radiology which they might have missed during their clinics in MBBS but also to help them in applications of imaging modalities for various clinical conditions like in medicine and surgery.
Review of Radiology the book is intended to help students in understanding the basic concepts of the subject with the help of images who are preparing for the postgraduate medical entrance examination (PGMEE).
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