Radiologic Physics - War Machine

This book is a MUST for radiologic physics and the CORE exam. His method of teaching and writing is phenomenal. He breaks down the most difficult concepts in an easy to understand way. I often have difficult with physics and abstract concepts; however, this author does a fantastic job in explaining the physic. He predicts questions which could arise as one reads the text and then provides explanations to those questions in eloquent prose. I highly recommend this text.

There is a missing sentence in the end of the book pages 237. This book is really a must and interesting to read for Radiology Physic. Like it

Excellent board level physics from the basics to advanced concepts. An absolute must for any Radiology Resident. Well written, witty and sharp.

I think at this point it is well known.. Crack the core is a must read, and it is similar in utility to the USMLE 1 First Aid book.Granted, there are scattered typos and misspelling throughout, but still the best source out at the current time.

Disagree with the above review. I used war machine as my sole physics resource and passed the most recent core physics section by a very safe margin. YMMV, but I found it very useful.

Absolutely great content! It makes it relatively easy to study physics.

I am an R3 resident studying for boards. The upper class-men at my program swear by this book. I have read through most of the physics section and overall the book is very helpful. This is 10x less painful than going through the RSNA modules.

When it comes to studying for the core exam, Prometheus Lionheart's books are essential, and War Machine was vital in helping me to learn physics for this exam. I would highly recommend it.