FRCR CASES

FRCR 2B Exam Preparation Support

FRCR Cases For Radiology Exam Preparation

Structured FRCR 2B case practice for trainee radiologists – improve reporting, interpretation, and exam confidence at your own pace

Database Contains:

  • 35 Short Case Packets – Rapid interpretation practice covering core FRCR topics
  • 65 Oral Cases – Structured oral/viva revision aligned with exam marking criteria
  • £100 for 90 Days Access – Full access to all cases for 3 months

All cases written and reviewed by FRCR-qualified radiologists aligned with UK FRCR standards.

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Database Contains:

  • 35 Short Case Packets – Rapid interpretation practice covering core FRCR topics
  • 65 Oral Cases – Structured oral/viva revision aligned with exam marking criteria
  • £100 for 90 Days Access – Full access to all cases for 3 months

All cases written and reviewed by FRCR-qualified radiologists aligned with UK FRCR standards.

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Oral Cases Module

65 Cases With Model Answers

Short Cases Module

875 Cases With Model Answers

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£100 for 90 Days

What Are FRCR Cases?

FRCR cases are exam-style radiology cases that simulate the FRCR 2B exam experience. Unlike textbooks, case-based practice allows you to apply knowledge in realistic scenarios, interpreting imaging, forming differential diagnoses, and practising structured reporting.

Why it matters: Regular case practice improves diagnostic reasoning, reporting efficiency, and confidence under exam conditions.

How FRCR Cases Helps You Prepare

These FRCR Cases are designed to support exam success through structured, outcome-focused learning:

  • Develop systematic reporting skills aligned with FRCR marking criteria.
  • Improve pattern recognition across X-ray, CT, and MRI imaging.
  • Build confidence in oral and short case scenarios.
  • Practise at your own pace with immediate access to model answers and learning points.

The platform bridges the gap between study and exam, helping you translate knowledge into actionable skills.

Who FRCR Cases Is For

FRCR Cases are ideal for:

  • FRCR 2B candidates aiming to strengthen exam performance.
  • UK radiology trainees.
  • International doctors preparing for the FRCR exams.
  • Any doctor wanting to improve X-ray interpretation, structured reporting, and oral case confidence.

The platform is tailored for serious exam preparation, combining expert guidance with real exam-style practice.

How The Platform Works

  1. Subscribe to gain full access to short cases and oral cases.
  2. Review anonymised imaging with clinical history.
  3. Write your own structured report for each case.
  4. Compare your report with expert model answers to identify gaps.
  5. Track improvement over time and build exam confidence

Practising regularly helps turn knowledge into exam-ready skills and mimics modern radiology working practice.

Oral Revision & Short Case Practice

FRCR Oral Revision Cases

  • Simulate viva/oral exam scenarios.
  • Practice structured verbal reporting.
  • Justify differential diagnoses.
  • Gain confidence in examiner-style questioning.

FRCR Short Case Packets

  • Rapid interpretation practice.
  • 35 short case packets covering essential imaging topics.
  • Structured answers and learning points to refine technique.
  • Improve speed and accuracy under exam conditions.
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Trust & Credentials

All cases are created and reviewed by FRCR-qualified consultant radiologists, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and alignment with UK FRCR 2B standards. The cases reflect modern clinical radiology practice, with structured reporting and learning points designed to improve exam performance.

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