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A must-have reference for radiology board preparation

Top 3 Differentials in Radiology: A Case Review is a practical case-based reference that will enable radiologists and radiology residents to hone their skills in developing differential diagnoses for common imaging findings. Presented as unknowns, the cases are arranged into twelve main sections based on radiology subspecialties. The book presents each case as a two-page unit. The left page features clinical images and a brief description of the clinical presentation. The right page provides the key imaging finding, Top 3 differential diagnoses, additional differential diagnoses, the final diagnosis, and imaging pearls. The final section of the book contains selected cases from all radiology subspecialties with distinctive imaging findings that should lead definitively to a single diagnosis.

Features:

  • 325 cases presented as unknowns to facilitate exam preparation
  • Valuable high-yield review of all disease entities on the list of differential diagnoses for each case
  • More than 700 high-quality images, including 74 in full color, depicting key radiographic findings
  • Imaging pearls at the end of each case that highlight key teaching points

With its emphasis on gaining a solid foundation in differential diagnoses for the full range of key imaging findings encountered in clinical practice, this book is ideal for individuals preparing for the initial American Board of Radiology examination as well as more experienced radiologists preparing for recertification examinations.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Top 3 differentials in radiology : a case review / edited by William T. O'Brien.

p. ; cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-60406-226-7
1. Diagnosis, Radioscopic. 2. Diagnosis, Differential. I. O'Brien, William T. II. Title: Top three differentials in radiology. [DNLM: 1. RadiographyCase Reports. 2. Diagnosis, DifferentialCase Reports. WN 180 T673 2009]
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Dedicated to the memory of

Robert L. Meals, DO

March 12, 1928 June 9, 2005

2005 by Susan Schary For decades Dr Meals inspired thousands of students - photo 3

2005 by Susan Schary

For decades, Dr. Meals inspired thousands of students while serving as:

Academic Chairman, Department of Radiology
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Dr. Meals was more than an instructor; he was a mentor and a true friend.
To those who chose to pursue a career in radiology, he will always be a legend.
He is sorely missed but will never be forgotten.

Contents

Editor, Bang Huynh

Editor, Robert A. Jesinger

Editor, Todd M. Johnson

Editor, Michael A. Tall

Editor, William T. O'Brien Sr.

Editor, Paul M. Sherman

Editor, Karen M. Ayotte

Editor, David J. Weitz

Editors, Erika Rubesova and Laura J. Varich

Editor, David D. Gover

Editor, Kamal D. Singh

Editor, Jessica W.T. Leung

Editor, Grant E. Lattin Jr.
Foreword

Technological advances are forever offering new modalities to image, reveal, and diagnose disease. Given the sheer volume of information available, residents can quickly become overwhelmed and find themselves challenged with the task of determining which knowledge is most pertinent to acquire in preparation for board examinations and general practice. With the demands of residency and daily practice, the favored books are those that are concise, take the least amount of time to read, and are most informative. Dr. O'Brien and colleagues have done exemplary work incorporating the imaging findings and developing the Top 3 differential diagnoses for the more common cases and pathology encountered in daily practice. Each case is packed with high-yield information regarding the top differential diagnoses for key radiographic findings. Further details regarding each case can be found in more comprehensive texts and review articles used as references.

Residents preparing to navigate through the oral and computer-based board examinations will find this review book rewarding and continue to refer to it throughout their careers. Seasoned radiologists will find the book a valuable asset for refreshing their memories prior to tackling recertification examinations. It is most impressive that Dr. O'Brien conceptualized and began work on this book while in residency and fellowship training. Residents, staff radiologists, and patients will certainly benefit from his tremendous accomplishment.

Peter S. Palka, DO

Chairman, Department of Diagnostic Imaging

David Grant USAF Medical Center

Travis Air Force Base, California

Preface

This case-based review book is intended primarily for radiology residents and staff physicians preparing for the initial general radiology board certification examinations, as well as more senior radiologists preparing for recertification. The case-based approach most closely resembles the format of the oral and computer-based examinations and allows for development of a reasonable list of differential diagnoses based on key imaging findings.

The book is organized into 12 core sections based on specific radiology subspecialties. Each core section is comprised of 25 unknown cases. On the first page of each case, readers are presented with radiographic images from a patient whose diagnosis is as yet unknown, along with a clinical history and image description. The first image for each case is meant to illustrate a key radiographic finding, which is the basis for the case discussion. Subsequent images may narrow the list of differential diagnoses or even lead to a single diagnosis. The second page lists the key finding, from which a list of differential diagnoses is broken down into the Top 3, along with additional diagnostic considerations. As this is primarily a board review book, the Top 3 differential diagnoses are intended for a board-type setting. Although these are also the three most common entities in the vast majority of cases, this is not always the case. The discussion section of each case provides a brief but comprehensive review of all entities on the list of differential diagnoses, making this a high-yield reference for board review. The final diagnosis for each case is provided but is not the focus of this review book. In fact, some cases have a final diagnosis which is not considered in the Top 3 differentials. Imaging pearls are provided at the end of each case to allow for a quick review of key teaching points.

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