For more than 25 years, Dr.Dähnert’sRadiology Review Manual has earned its reputation as the green “bible” for board exam preparation, in teaching situations, and in the daily practice of radiology. The South Asian edition carries forward this legacy with updated content and knowledge required by postgraduate students and practitioners in India and other south Asian regions.Radiology Review Manual is most preferred by the PGs for its logical organization, extensive lists of imaging findings and differential diagnoses, an accessible outline format, and a thorough index. • Covers all facets of diagnostic radiology in the most concise form possible.• Differential diagnosis for various imaging appearances included in addition to detailed imaging description of various disease conditions.• Relevant imaging anatomy provided with line diagrams which are easy to understand.• An excellent resource for both theory and practical exam preparation. It is a relatively quick read when there are time constraints (just prior to examinations). • Mnemonics are given to help make need-to-know facts and trivia easier to find, review, and remember.• A handy reading room reference.The South Asian Edition• Text has been updated to include conditions which are more prevalent in the Indian subcontinent such as tuberculosis, cysticercosis and other such entities.• Some topics which are commonly tested in postgraduate examinations but inadequately covered in the original text have been added such as intracranial hypotension, skeletal dysplasias, etc. Emphasis has been placed on easier understanding of relevant anatomy and pathology through diagrams. • There is a move towards structured reporting in radiology. Many reporting systems have emerged for radiologic assessment of cancers such as BI-RADS for Breast Cancer. Emphasis has been made on updating these and including new ones (LI-RADS, PI-RADS, etc.).