The Radiology Review Podcast delivers concise, high-quality educational insights on essential radiology topics, designed to help you ace your board examinations. Whether you're commuting, working out, or multitasking on the go, we’ve got you covered with accessible content tailored to your busy lifestyle.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationMedicineHealth & FitnessCourses |
Review of acute renal imaging for radiology board review. Download the free study guide on this and other free educational episodes at theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed!
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Review of spinal fractures for radiology board review. Check out the free study guides and other helpful content at theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed!
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Part 2 of my review of aortic imaging for radiology board exams. Download the free study guide and check out other helpful content at theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed!
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Part 1 of my review of imaging findings of the aorta for radiology board review. Check out the free study guide at www.theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed!
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Amazing resource for what it is, although like most or all ABR Core resources it is not exhaustive nor is it meant to be. He covers many high yield topics and certainly has cleared up some confusing ones. I think he really shined with nukes. Main negative is that his voice may bore you to death. I couldn’t listen to more than one or two episodes in a day. Adding it into the mix of reading, flashcards, videos, doing questions, practice tests, taking cases, etc reinforces the material and definite... more
I highly recommend listening to this podcast to everyone who plans to take radiology board and can not spend dedicated time for studying.
I listened to this podcast( the whole series) last year several times and I got fantastic results. ABR questions were not challenging to me and I was very satisfied with the exam and today I received my results from ABR. Thank you so much Dr. Covington. GOD bless you!
This podcast is excellent and covers a lot of high-yield topics for the boards. It’s the perfect material to listen to while jogging or commuting. Highly recommended!
Really nice podcast to use as adjunct or when you need a break from CTC or core rads. Clear and concise language.. amazingly he has cleared up many confusing concepts from R1-R3 years. Highly recommend!
Content is great. High yield but obviously not exhaustive. Delivery format is generally good and digestible. However, the narrator has one of the most monotonous voices in podcasting. If you can get past the complete lack of intonation, the content is more than worth listening to.
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A focus on radiology board preparation is central to the content, where concise yet comprehensive educational discussions are provided to assist listeners in mastering essential topics. Each episode covers a variety of high-yield subjects such as imaging of aortic pathologies, gallbladder conditions, small bowel obstructions, and more, often using a question-and-answer format that enhances understanding of complex concepts. The approach allows listeners to grasp important information while on the go, making it a practical resource for busy individuals seeking to improve their radiology knowledge.
Uniquely designed for both learning and convenience, episodes often feature primary clinical scenarios, high-yield exam topics, and study aids wh... more
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