How to Pass the MRCS OSCE Volume 2

Part 1: Trunk and torso stations
Section A: Trunk and torso anatomy
1: Surface anatomy
2: Chest and abdominal wall
3: Heart and great vessels
4: Lungs
5: The oesophagus and stomach
6: Liver, pancreas and biliary system
7: Small and large intestine
8: The urinary system
Section B: Trunk and torso physiology and pathology
9: Thoracic pathology
10: Oesophagus and stomach
11: Pancreas
12: Hepatobiliary pathology
13: Large bowel pathology
14: Urological pathology and physiology
15: Hernias and intestinal obstruction
16: Vascular pathology
17: Breast pathology
Section C: Clinical trunk and torso
18: Common abdominal cases
19: Common thoracic cases
Part 2: Limbs and spine
Section A: Limbs and spine anatomy
20: Bones and joints
21: Spine
22: Osteology
23: Special areas
24: Peripheral nerves
25: Vasculature of the limbs
Section B: Limbs and spine physiology and pathology
26: Fractures
Section C: Clinical limbs and spine
27: Common cases
28: Special tests
Part 3: Head and neck
Section A: Head and neck anatomy
29: Pituitary anatomy
30: Thyroid and parathyroid
31: Salivary glands
32: Vascular anatomy
33: Special areas of the neck
Section B: Head and neck physiology and pathology
34: Thyroid and parathyroid glands
35: Pituitary physiology and pathology
36: Salivary gland pathology
Section C: Head and neck clinical
37: Head and neck stations
38: Common neck lump cases
39: Common skin cases
Part 4: Neuroscience
Section A: Neuroscience anatomy
40: Basic neuroscience anatomy
41: Skull and meninges
42: Cerebral topography
43: Intracranial vasculature
44: Cranial nerves
45: Cerebellum and brainstem
46: Spinal cord
47: Autonomic nervous system
Section B: Neuroscience physiology and pathology
48: CSF formation and flow
49: Intracranial homeostasis and head Injury
50: CNS infections
51: CNS tumours
Section C: Clinical neuroscience
52: Neuroradiology
53: Common neurosurgical cases
54: Common neurosurgical tests and signs
55: Brainstem death