What a two-year FNB fellow in Paediatric Radiology reads, and what each title is for.
Imaging of the neonate, infant and child, including foetal and neonatal neuroimaging and dose-optimised CT.
Caffey's is the reference every paediatric radiology department owns, read section-wise rather than straight through, and it settles the difficult skeletal and syndromic cases. Diagnostic Imaging: Pediatrics is the pattern-recognition book kept at the reporting console because its short image-led entries match how reporting actually works. Barkovich is unavoidable, since paediatric neuroimaging carries a large share of both the workload and the exam. Swischuk is kept for emergency and trauma reporting, and ESPR and ACR-SPR practice parameters are used for protocol and dose decisions, which matters where CT is easy to obtain and radiation stewardship is a live issue.
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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