Stephen Chapman Livres

Chapman and Nakielny's Aids to Radiological Differential Diagnosis has become a classic resource for trainees and practitioners worldwide, to hone their knowledge of radiological differential diagnosis for the most commonly encountered conditions throughout the body. It is an invaluable quick-reference companion in everyday practice, as well as an essential study tool when preparing for the FRCR or similar examinations. This new edition is thoroughly revised and updated in line with latest clinical practice, knowledge and guidelines. The first section presents lists of differential diagnoses, supplemented by notes on useful facts and discriminating factors. These assist with the systematic assessment of radiographs and images from other modalities. The second section offers detailed summaries of the characteristic radiological appearance of a wide range of clinical conditions. New to this edition is complementary access to the complete, fully searchable eBook, making it even more practical to use than ever before, anytime, anywhere! Lists of differential diagnoses.Notes on radiological apperances.Ideal for preparation for radiological examinations.

A journey back to the railways of Selby, Goole and surrounding districts during the 1950s and 1960s. These were times when Selby was still an important junction and steam locomotive reigned supreme.

A Long awaited first book from one of the biggest teacher training companies in the UK. Dragonfly Training was founded in 1999 and has established an excellent reputation internationally for providing inspiring, realistic and practical training courses for teachers. In this, their first book, three of their top trainers provide some of the very best hands-on approaches to teaching. Dragonfly's six key principles are Promote effective starters and plenaries; Provide constant reinforcement as a means of embedding knowledge and provide on-going revision; Introduce a variety of ideas; Do first, teach after - whenever possible; Encourage students to create teaching materials themselves; Demonstrate and articulate success by modelling the desired outcomes.

Featuring photographs by former Warrington railwayman Arthur Chester, this is a survey of the busy railway hub where steam-hauled goods and passenger trains wove their way between east and west among the famous expresses of the West Coast line. Track layouts and operating notes are included.

With 187, mainly 1950s, photographs and eleven drawings, this book illustrates the diverse railways that once wove their way around the hills, dales and spectacular coastline of Cleveland, Yorkshire's north east corner. It shows us the steam trains that once served both heavy industry and rural communities.

Containing 200 photographs, this work recalls the railways serving the great Yorkshire seaside resorts of Scarborough and Whitby. Outlining the history and development of these railways, and their decline to the network, it also describes the passenger and freight services that operated in the 1950s and since.

Illustrates the East Coast main railway line from Northallerton to the outskirts of York, the old Leeds Northern main line from Ripon to Thirsk, Northallerton and Picton, the whole 44 miles of the Wensleydale line, as well as the branches to Masham, Thirsk Town and the private Easingwold Railway.

Railway Memories No.24 reviews through 189 pictures the railways that served Harrogate, Knaresborough and Wetherby, mostly as they were in the steam days of the 1950s. Coverage includes the Leeds Northern main line from Arthington through Harrogate and Starbeck to just south of Ripon. Also the lines from Harrogate to Knaresborough and York; to Lee

With a glorious colour picture on each page, Last Train to Haulage Heaven illustrates the changes and inevitable decline of diesel locomotive-worked passenger trains on Britain's rail network from the start of the 1970s when they were at their peak to the present day when they operate on just seven routes.

With 220 photographs within its 128 pages, Railway Memories No.27 transports us back in time to the railways of Sheffield during the 1940s, 50s and 60s. Includes track plans, operating instructions and the regular Short Memories diary snippets, all brought to life by the recollections of people who knew and worked on Sheffield's railways.