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I'll start properly in a couple of months." It's the most common FRCR mistake, and it's easy to see why it happens, the ...
18/06/2026

I'll start properly in a couple of months." It's the most common FRCR mistake, and it's easy to see why it happens, the sitting feels far off, clinical work is relentless, revision can wait. The problem is that what the FRCR tests can't be built quickly.

We've written about why, and what a more realistic timeline looks like for Part 1, 2A, and 2B. Worth a read if your next sitting is on the horizon.

Link to the full Blog: https://reviseradiology.com/blog

Sitting FRCR 2A this November?You've spent months revising but knowing the curriculum and performing in the exam are not...
17/06/2026

Sitting FRCR 2A this November?

You've spent months revising but knowing the curriculum and performing in the exam are not always the same thing.
The FRCR 2A Autumn Course is designed to help candidates identify knowledge gaps, strengthen weaker areas, and consolidate revision before the November exam.

With pre-course mock papers, live SBA teaching across all six modules, and faculty-led exam guidance, you'll know exactly what to focus on in the weeks leading up to exam day.

📅 Starts 2 September 2026

Learn more: https://reviseradiology.com/event/frcr-2a-online-autumn-course-2026

Physics was never the subject most radiology trainees loved, and for many of us it was the part of FRCR we hoped to get ...
16/06/2026

Physics was never the subject most radiology trainees loved, and for many of us it was the part of FRCR we hoped to get through rather than truly understand.

That is why we are glad to welcome Dr Ebinesh Arulnathan as our Physics Programme Director. Ebinesh is an excellent clinician and teacher, but what sets him apart is that he genuinely loves physics and understands it deeply. He has already been contributing to our course, and we are delighted he is now taking on a formal leadership role.

Please join us in welcoming Dr Ebinesh.

15/06/2026

Spotter of the Day - June 2026 - Question: 15

History: Patients with visceral artery aneurysms are often asymptomatic, but when symptoms occur, they may include abdominal pain or the palpation of a pulsatile mass.
What is the diagnosis?

Link to packet to view today's case: https://frcr2b.reviseradiology.com/dicom/spotter/exam

14/06/2026

Spotter of the Day - June 2026 - Question: 14

History: The patient presents with abdominal pain. There is no additional information on the duration or associated symptoms.
What is the diagnosis?

Link to packet to view today's case: https://frcr2b.reviseradiology.com/dicom/spotter/exam

13/06/2026

Spotter of the Day - June 2026 - Question: 13

History: The patient presents after blunt lower abdominal trauma. There is suprapubic pain and visible haematuria, with difficulty voiding noted since the injury.
What is the diagnosis?

Link to packet to view today's case: https://frcr2b.reviseradiology.com/dicom/spotter/exam

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