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Q1/10Neuroradiology•••
A 65-year-old presents with acute right-sided weakness 2 hours after symptom onset. Non-contrast CT is normal. CTA demonstrates a proximal left M1 occlusion, and CT perfusion shows a large core–penumbra mismatch. What is the most appropriate next step?
IV thrombolysis + mechanical thrombectomy
IV thrombolysis alone
Antiplatelet therapy
Watchful waiting and repeat imaging
HARDSBA
Key Learning Point: Large-vessel occlusions with a favourable perfusion mismatch benefit from mechanical thrombectomy in addition to IV thrombolysis, up to 24 hours from onset.
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FRCR Part 2A
Single Best Answer · 6 modules
Cardiothoracic
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
Gastrointestinal
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
Genitourinary
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
Musculoskeletal
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
Paediatric
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
Neuroradiology
Interpretation and clinical decision-making across the FRCR syllabus.
FRCR Part 1 Physics
True / False Statements · 8 categories
General Physics
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
Radiation Physics
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
X-ray Imaging
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
Computed Tomography
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
MRI Physics
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
Ultrasound
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
Nuclear Medicine
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
Radiation Protection
Core imaging physics, instrumentation, and radiation protection.
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What is the FRCR?
The FRCR (Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists) is the postgraduate examination required to practise as a consultant radiologist in the United Kingdom. It is administered by the Royal College of Radiologists and comprises Part 1 (Physics) and Part 2 (written and oral).
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