Felson's Principles of Chest Roentgenology, A Programmed Text Paperback – 1 January 2014

Perfect book for chest xray

Must read.

Excellent book for beginners. Very helpful. Must have it

Before buying this you should know that this is a programmed book means made for tests...this is not a text book

Felson is love

This is a questionnaire and not a text book....multiple choice questions....it is good only for someone who is revising and not learning....

Nice

Good book. Will drill in you excellent concepts. Only reason for 3 stars i was sent a book which gives me no acess to online resources...because its a reprint edition.

A very good text covering the basic principles of reporting, including physics and radiographic appearances. The programmed text reads well and is rather stimulating. But you will need a solid textbook such as J.C.Reed for more in-depth pathophysiology and all round understanding.

Indispensable para todo estudiante de medicina y aquellos que quieren reforzar sus conocimientos en imagenología de tórax.

Good book for people startinn radiology and interpretation of basic chest xray films

By far the best textbook I have come across regarding interpretations of X-rays. Strongly recommend to all types of medical clinicians.

I picked this up because I didn't have time in my 4th year schedule to pick up a radiology rotation. The book focuses on CXR interpretation and has some chest CT thrown in there as well. The online access is pretty nice and includes helpful adjunct information, including a glossary on thoracic imaging terms, a adjunct for interstitial lung disease (with helpful images and differentials), etc.The text as you may have read is relatively interactive in a question-answer format and helps to reinforce key concepts. There are also quizzes at the end of each chapter and good "challenge" cases included with this book. Keep in mind the book is to learn the principles - as Dr. Felson says in the beginning of the book, "Principles are as important as facts. If you master the principles, you can make up the facts.". In other words, it will lay the groundwork for you to do more advanced learning on your own.I would recommend the book if you can't make time in your schedule for a radiology rotation and you need something interactive (with quizzes) to take its place as a sort of interactive course. If not, there are good free sources online as well.