Practice · Radiograph labelling
Anatomy radiograph cases for First FRCR Anatomy
Practise labelled plain films across MSK, chest, spine, and skull — the radiograph core of First FRCR Anatomy.
Topics covered
Drill the plain-film regions that show up across First FRCR Anatomy stems.
Upper limb radiographs
Shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand landmarks commonly labelled in FRCR Anatomy
- Tuberosities and fossae
- Carpal arcs and alignment
- Tendon and soft-tissue inserts
Lower limb & pelvis
Hip, knee, ankle, foot, and pelvic ring anatomy on standard projections
- Hip lines and femoral neck
- Knee compartments
- Ankle mortise & pelvic rings
Chest radiographs
Mediastinal, hilar, fissure, and diaphragmatic landmarks on PA/lateral films
- Mediastinal lines
- Hilar anatomy
- Fissures & costophrenic angles
Spine radiographs
Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebral landmarks on plain film
- Pedicles and facets
- Disc spaces and endplates
- Alignment lines
Skull & facial films
Skull base, orbits, sinuses, and mandible on standard views
- Cranial fossae outlines
- Paranasal sinuses
- TMJ and mandible
Labelling technique
Exam habits that improve accuracy under timed conditions
- Name before checking
- Projection awareness
- Systematic side-to-side review
How FRCRX helps with radiograph labelling
Curriculum-aligned cases
Free-text naming prompts mapped to anatomical structures tested in First FRCR Anatomy.
Detailed explanations
Clear reasoning for each label so you learn neighbouring landmarks, not just the answer.
Region analytics
See which radiograph regions lose marks so Topic Focus stays efficient.
Bookmarks
Flag labels to revisit instead of re-browsing the whole bank.
Related study
- FRCR Anatomy study guide — timeline and exam habits
- Anatomical regions guide — region tips and rotation plan
- Pricing — full bank, mocks, and analytics
Start radiograph labelling practice
Jump into labelled radiograph cases, then drill weak regions in Topic Focus before your next mock.