What a two-year FNB fellow in Musculoskeletal Radiology (MSK Radiology) reads, and what each title is for.
Imaging of bone, joint and soft tissue disease, sports injury and image-guided musculoskeletal intervention.
MSK fellows almost always keep Resnick as the department's reference standard and read the Elsevier Diagnostic Imaging pair as their working texts, since those are organised the way reporting actually happens — trauma in one volume, arthritis, infection and tumour in the other. The Core Requisites volume is the one people finish and revise from. In Indian units the ultrasound load is heavy, so Griffith's volume gets used far more than the page count suggests, particularly for shoulder, tendon and nerve work and for guided injections. Stoller remains the book people reach for on complex knee and shoulder MRI even though it is an older text.
Titles are tagged core reading — the ones fellows finish — or reference, the ones they look things up in. Editions are given where the current edition is what you want to buy.
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The exit examination is the FEE - Fellowship Exit Examination, held after completion of the fellowship training. Theory: one paper of 100 marks (10 questions of 10 marks each) of three hours' duration. Practical: 300 marks, comprising clinical examination and viva voce. A candidate must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate across theory and practical (200 of 400) to qualify, with the theory paper itself to be passed at 50/100. Trainees must also appear in the formative assessment during training. Successful candidates are awarded the FNB (or FNB-PD) at the annual NBEMS convocation.
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Send your PDFThe 7 titles on this page, of which 4 are read cover to cover and the rest are kept as references. Most fellows own two or three and use the department copy for the others.
2 years, full-time at an NBEMS-accredited hospital, followed by the Fellowship Exit Examination.
Usually Radio-diagnosis. Annexure B of the current FET Information Bulletin carries the exact eligible feeder list for this course.
One theory paper of 100 marks with ten questions of ten marks each, and a 300-mark practical of clinical examination and viva. A candidate needs 50 per cent in aggregate across the two.
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