This is a great book and we have included it on the Physio Shop. View it here: Chest X-Ray Made Easy, 2nd Edition, By Jonathan Corne, Mary Carroll, David Delany and Ivan Brown,Churchill Livingstone,ISBN 9780443070082Originally Posted by emilie
there is a fantastic book which goes through x-rays systematically and what to look for, it was suggested reading when i was a student and most respiratory clinicians i know suggest it as good reading for students and basic grades still. its also in a handy pocket size.
its Chest X-Ray Made Easy, 2nd edition. by; jonathan corne, mary carroll, david delany and ivan brown.
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