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RANZCR Phase 2

Prepare for RANZCR Phase 2 with pathology, clinical radiology, and case reporting practice, supported by detailed explanations, references, and blueprinted Mock Exams.

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  • Radiology trainees preparing for the RANZCR Phase 2 examinations

Question Bank

Practise pathology, clinical radiology, and case reporting

Work through 1,100+ expert-reviewed Phase 2 questions and cases, including pathology MCQs and SAQs, clinical radiology PMQs, and short and medium case reporting practice.
  • 700+ Pathology MCQs and SAQs, with detailed explanations
  • 250+ Clinical Radiology PMQs, with detailed explanations
  • 60+ Case Reporting short and medium cases, with detailed explanations
  • Content mapped to RANZCR curriculum topics, aligned to recommended reference texts
  • Reviewed by subject matter experts
  • Supplementary exam prep resource designed to provide practise opportunities with feedback

Module or topic search

Search questions by RANZCR curriculum unit, pathology topic, clinical radiology system, case type, or reporting focus.

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Complete explanations

Build reporting and diagnostic reasoning with detailed explanations, references, and review by subject matter experts.

Dependent drooping of the choroid plexus
Choroid plexus adherent to the ventricular wall

In ventriculomegaly, the choroid plexus hangs dependently within the enlarged ventricle, producing the dangling choroid sign. Ventriculomegaly may also be suspected even when the ventricle measures less than 10 mm if there is greater than 3 mm of fluid between the medial ventricular margin and the choroid plexus.

Key learning points

Consolidate high-yield patterns, differentials, and reporting principles from the questions you have completed.

The transthalamic plane, defined by the thalami, cavum septi pellucidi, and falx cerebri, is the standard axial plane used for measuring biparietal diameter and head circumference at the 18–22 week fetal morphology scan.
The transventricular plane (lateral ventricle atria, choroid plexus) lies cranial to the transthalamic plane, while the transcerebellar plane (cerebellum, cisterna magna) lies caudal to it.

Mock Exams

See where you stand

Benchmark your preparation with Mock Exams blueprinted to test the expected sections of the RANZCR Phase 2 examinations.
  • Blueprinted to test all sections of the RANZCR Phase 2 examinations
  • Detailed explanatory feedback, referenced and reviewed by experts
  • Individual and cohort comparison data

Pricing

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  • 700+ Pathology MCQs and SAQs, with detailed explanations
  • 250+ Clinical Radiology PMQs, with detailed explanations
  • 60+ Case Reporting short and medium cases, with detailed explanations
  • 3x Mock Exams, with graphical report of individual versus cohort performance data
  • Content mapped to RANZCR curriculum topics, aligned to recommended reference texts
  • Reviewed by subject matter experts
  • High quality multimedia including clinical images
  • Recommended evidence-based references on every item
  • High-yield learning points
  • iOS, Android, and Web apps
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What content is covered in Radiology Phase 2?

The Radiology Phase 2 resource covers pathology, clinical radiology, and case reporting topics in the RANZCR curriculum, using recommended reference texts.

Who is Radiology Phase 2 suitable for?

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