Vivas

Our online interactive viva-style webinars are designed for FRCR 2B, FRANZCR, and MICR Examination candidates. These sessions focus on enhancing presentation techniques and replicating course experiences, providing a competitive edge in the exams. Attendees can participate in bi-monthly sessions, observe presentations, receive feedback, and access recorded sessions for a month. Subscribers also gain entry to additional webinars covering exam-relevant topics. You also get access to 150 packets of  viva cases (Over 4500 cases) as well as 100 viva short case packets each (3000 short viva), specially curated for viva practice.

The Viva sessions are interactive online webinars tailored for FRCR 2B, FRANZCR, and MICR Examination candidates. Conducted twice a month on the first and third Saturday, the sessions aim to improve presentation techniques, simulating course experiences to provide an edge in the exams. On occasions where courses are prioritized, the additional monthly Viva on the third Saturday may be moved to another suitable Saturday within the same month.

These full-day webinars include about 80 cases, allowing participants to challenge their diagnostic skills. Candidates have the opportunity to be in the "hot seat," presenting directly to experienced examiners, while others observe and receive valuable feedback.Recorded sessions are accessible for a month, enabling flexible review options. Candidates can attend any four consecutive sessions out of the six available. 

TIMETABLE - FRCR 2B Vivas

04:30 - 06:00 GMT Session 1 - Vivas

06:00 - 06:20 GMT Break

06:20 - 07:50 GMT Session 2 - Vivas

07:50 - 08.35 GMT Break

08:35 - 10:05 GMT Session 3 - Vivas

10:05 - 10:25 GMT Break

10:25 - 11:55 GMT Session 4 - Vivas

11:55 - 12:40 GMT Break

12:40 - 14:10 GMT Session 5 - Vivas

14:10 - 14:30 GMT Break

14:30 - 16:00 GMT Session 6 - Vivas

The Revise Radiology On demand Videos includes access to our well-stocked recording library of webinars on a wide variety of FRCR/FRANZCR/MICR-related topics, such as Paediatric Radiology, Breast Radiology, Musculoskeletal Radiology, Neuroradiology, Head and Neck Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Cardiac imaging and Uroradiology.

List of On-demand Videos 

Paediatrics

Paediatric Trauma Guidelines in the UK

The Limping Child

Paediatrics - Dr. John Adu

Paediatric Abdominal Emergencies - Dr. Joanna Kasznia-Brown

Paediatric Review Part 1 - Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Paediatric Review Part 2 - Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Paediatric Review - Part 3 - Ahmed Elhagar

Is it Really Broken? High-Yield Fracture Pick-Up in Pediatrics' MSK Trauma Imaging - Dr. John Adu

MSK Ultrasound in Paediatrics - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Paediatric Bone Lesions - Dr. John Adu

Paediatric Orthopaedic Emergencies - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Role of Imaging in Common Paediatric Emergencies - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Role of Imaging in Common Paediatric Emergencies Part 2 - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome - Dr. Sudha Das

Imaging of Paediatric Liver Lesions - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Fluoroscopy in Neonates Part 1 - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Fluoroscopy in Neonates -Part 2 - Dr. Mani Thyagarajan

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear Medicine - Dr. Gill Vivian

Nuclear Medicine - Session 1 - Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Nuclear Medicine - Part 2 - Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Neuroradiology, Head and Neck

Neuro Imaging for the FRCR 2B - Dr. Scott Rice

Imaging of Head and Neck Malignancies - Dr. Anthony Eka

Head and Neck Radiology- What you need to know for the FRCR - Dr. Anthony Eka

Approach to Intracranial Tumours - Dr. Joanna Kasznia-Brown

Skull Base Imaging for the FRCR - Part 2 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Investigation of Petrous Bone: Congenital Anomalies and Petrous Apex Pathology Part 1 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Investigation of Petrous Bone: Congenital Anomalies and Petrous Apex Pathology Part 2 - Mohamed Shanah

Imaging of Salivary Glands - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Imaging of the Orbit - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Lesion Localization in Refractory Epilepsy! - Dr. Andrew du Toit

Head and Neck Review - Dr. Mohammad Shannah

Musculoskeletal and Trauma Imaging

Metabolic Bone Diseases - Dr. Nick Ridley

Bone Tumours - Dr. Ramy Mansour

Approach to Joint Diseases in Rheumatology - Dr. Ramy Mansour

Bone Tumours - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Soft Tissue Tumours - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Arthropathies - Part 1 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Rheumatoid Arthritis - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Arthropathies - Part 2 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Radiological Identification and Analysis of Soft Tissue Calcifications - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Musculoskeletal Trauma - Part 1 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Musculoskeletal Trauma - Part 2 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

The Radiographic Diagnosis of Calcium Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Crystal Deposition Disease - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dennis Bielecki

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Metabolic Bone Disease - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Skeletal Dysplasia - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Interactive Basic MSK Case Conference - Dr. Dennis Bielecki

Bone Tumor A-Z - Part 1 with Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Bone Tumor A-Z Part 2 - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Abdominal Imaging

Imaging of Rectal Cancers

End Stage Renal Disease - Dr Ahmed Hagar

Liver Pathologies - Dr. Mohamed Shanah

Gastrointestinal Topics - Dr. Ahmed Hagar

Imaging of Spleen - Dr. Ahmed Hagar

Small Bowel Obstruction - Dr. Nita Hubert

Abdominal Hernias - An Imaging Based Review - Dr. Nita Hubert

Imaging in Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Nita Hubert

Archival Radiographs of the Abdomen: Hot-Seat Session - Dr. Nita Hubert

Abdominal Radiographs - Hot Seat Session - Dr. Nita Hubert

Barium Radiology: Hot seat session - Dr. Nita Hubert

Abdomen - Spotters - Dr. Nita Hubert

Anatomy of Retroperitoneum - Dr. Nita Hubert

Chest and Cardiac Imaging

HRCT of the Lungs - An Introduction - Dr. Vikram Raju

Cardiac Imaging - Dr. Tishi Ninan

Chest Radiograph in FRCR- Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Approach to Chest Radiographs for the FRCR - Part 2 - Dr. Ahmed Elhagar

Remembering a Legend Benjamin Felson and his Signs in Chest Radiology - Dr. Jerome Bosco

The Lines and Signs in Chest Radiology Revisited - Jerome Bosco

Radiology of Pulmonary Tuberculosis - Dr. Sudha Das

The Lines and Signs in Chest Radiology Revisited Part 2 - Dr. Jerome Bosco

Aortic Pathologies in Final FRCR An Approach - Dr Mubarak Sazira Salim

Sarcoidosis- The Great Masquerader! - Dr. Jerome Bosco

Sarcoidosis - The Great Masquerader - Part 2 - Dr. Jerome Bosco

Sarcoidosis - The Great Masquerader! - Part 3 - Dr. Jerome Bosco

Imaging of the Hila - Dr. Sudha Das

Multimodality Imaging of Chest Trauma - Dr. Mona Fouad

Imaging of Small Airway Disease with Dr. Yvette Kirubha

Imaging of Large Airway Disorders - Dr. Sudha Das

Breast and Gynaecology

High Yield Breast Imaging for FRCR 2B - Dr. Christopher Zargoski

Breast for FRCR - Dr. Trupti Kulkarni

Approach to Breast Radiology in the UK - Dr. Suma Chakrabarthi

Miscellaneous

Global Fellowship - Dr. Joanna Kazsnia-Brown

Radiology Spotters - Dr. Sudha Das

Achievers Web meets

Leveraging Failure to Create Success- Pete Lowe

How to Manage Uncertainty

How to Create a Growth Mindset and Achieve Success

Focus The Key To Development

The Power of a Team

Master Your Time: Tools to defeat procrastination

7 C's of Effective Communication

How does cultural diversity impact you and your work?

How Self-Awareness Boosts your Effectiveness At Work and Exam Preparations

Systemise Your Exam Revision with Organisational Software Using Notion Templates

Giving and Receiving Feedback

Goal Setting: How to Define and Achieve your Dream

The Joy of Gaining Mastery: Invest in your own learning

A Powerful Approach to Note-Taking

How To Identify And Manage Your Priorities As A Radiologist - Dr. Koshy Jacob

5 Strategies on How to get more done in less time as a Radiologist - Dr. Koshy Jacob

The formula to a successful radiology study group session - Dr. Koshy Jacob

FRCR Strategies

How to Pass Your FRCR 2B Viva Exam on Your Next Sitting - Dr. Koshy Jacob

How to Pass your FRCR 2B Rapid Reporting Exam on the First Sitting - Dr. Koshy Jacob

How to Easily Pass the FRCR 2B Long Cases - Dr. Koshy Jacob

How to fail your FRCR Exam! - Dr. Koshy Jacob

Optimise Your FRCR 2B Preparation System - Dr. Koshy Jacob

Passing the FRCR Examinations - Dr. Koshy Jacob

FRCR 2B Examination - Dr. Koshy Jacob

To pass the viva section of the exam requires a lot of hot seat practice. The purpose of these study groups is to help facilitate this and is one of the highlights of this course. 

Our programme offers over 150 viva packets (over 4500 cases) as well as 100 viva short case packets each (3000 short viva), specially curated for viva practice. Each set comprises carefully selected cases to challenge candidates' diagnostic abilities and prepare them effectively for their examinations. With a diverse range of cases, participants gain valuable experience and confidence in their radiological interpretations, ensuring they are well-prepared to excel in their viva examinations.

We encourage candidates to get together and run their own study groups using our viva packets as they have been collated in a way to provide the type of cases they could encounter in the exam. 

You can take turns being examiner and candidate. There are 14 cases in each packet 

For a group of two candidates, a structure with extended presentation time and focused feedback would look like this:

Session Structure for 2 Candidates

1. Preparation Time (30 minutes):Both candidates spend 30 minutes preparing 6-7 cases, reviewing key findings, differentials, and management points.They can each plan out how they’ll approach the cases, focusing on efficient presentation and diagnostic reasoning.
2. Extended Case Presentation & Feedback (20 minutes per round):
   
3. Viva Session (15 minutes):The first candidate presents their 6-7 cases in sequence, while the second candidate acts as the examiner, asking questions and guiding the discussion.Feedback Session (5 minutes):The examiner provides overall feedback on the candidate’s performance, covering diagnostic accuracy, presentation style, and key learning points
4. Role Swap (immediately after feedback):After the feedback, the roles switch. The second candidate, now prepared with their own cases, presents for 15 minutes, followed by 5 minutes of feedback from the first candidate.

This setup allows each participant ample time to prepare and present a comprehensive set of cases, making the session both immersive and thorough:

Session Structure for 3 or more Candidates

1. Initial Preparation & Role Assignment (5 minutes):Assign roles for the first case:One candidate takes the hot seat.One examiner is assigned and given 5 minutes to prepare while the candidate and observers review the structure.The remaining participants serve as observers, and one observer is chosen to be the next examiner.
2. Case Presentation & Feedback (6 minutes per case):Presentation (3 minutes): The candidate presents the case, with the examiner asking questions.Feedback (3 minutes):The examiner gives focused feedback.Observers add quick, constructive feedback as well.
3. Role Rotation & Ongoing Preparation:While the current candidate presents, the next examiner (chosen previously) prepares the following case.After feedback, roles rotate:A new candidate takes the hot seat.The next examiner (who’s already prepared) is ready for the upcoming case.Observers continue rotating, with one preparing to be the next examiner.

This streamlined approach maximizes practice time for all participants with minimal gaps, and works well for any group size of three or more.

The session will last in total approximately 1-1.5 hours.  In total you will have seen approximately  12-14 cases and over a 6 month period will work out to over 2000 FRCR standard cases. 

To ensure you get the most out of our online packets, we suggest simulating an environment similar to the FRCR testing facilities. Here are our software recommendations for optimal performance:

• A PC or Mac Desktop with a minimum of 8GB RAM.
• A fast and stable internet connection.
• Preferably, a monitor that's at least 21 inches.

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