I can’t emphasise more on how important to read all the TOGs if possible, nevertheless these are the topics I have read and you should too.
Medical Disease In Pregnancy:
- Asthma in Pregnancy- 2013
- Thrombocytopenia in Pregnancy
- SSD & Alpha Thalassaemia in Pregnancy-2013
- Skin Eruptions specific to Pregnancy- There is a useful Table
- SLE
- APS -Diagnosis and management
- Management of Breast cancer in Pregnancy
- Cardiac disease in Pregnancy- Part 1- Congenital
- Cardiac disease in Pregnancy- Part 2- Acquired
- New onset Hypertension in Pregnancy- 2012
- Screening and prevention of Pre Eclampsia- 2015
Other Obstetrics:
- Postpartum psychosis – 2013
- Polyhydramnios in singleton pregnancies-2014
- Prenatal Diagnosis & Management of Fetal Infections-make a table on all organisms – Effects/ S&S/Inv/Mx etc- easy to remember.
This list is not exhaustive if I remember more I’ll keep adding them.
A gynaecological list will follow in the next post… Subscribe and stay tuned.
Thanks a lot
You are welcome
Dr kindly inform or can u make a list of topics
Or suggest that we go thru studies like the index of dewhertz or what
Also other than these topics tog of last three years are important whats ur ideas
I am not so clear about your request. I presume you are asking about other source for the exam. I am compiling a list on that.
Regarding TOG- please read my previous TOG Blog
God bless you for all the help.
I am delighted in helping you all.
I really want to appreciate your efforts in getting your knowledge and experience of MRCOG-2 across all the new to be MRCOG.
You are welcome 🙂 Hope these helps
Last three years togs are enough ?
Usually that’s the minimum that should be read, but some topics I have mentioned are older TOGs, like the cardiac disease. If you can read more, by all means do so.
Thank you Dr. Anjana Mackeen
You are welcome. Let me know if you need to about any particular topics
Thank you dr anjana …waiting for the gynae topics
Soon on it’s way
Wiley online library ..is it good to collect TOG from this? Pl guide..thank u
Yes that’s a good place. That’s how I downloaded mine. But Wiley has locked the TOG contents. You most probably need to subscribe or have access via an institution.
Thank u
Please how can I get it ???
As I said either you need to subscribe to the journal or communicate with friends and collect them.
Dr Anjana ! Could u please help me deciding which exam to take,I want to tak March exam….but I have realised it requires quite extensive study…..so do u think studying for three months will be Enuff for preparation….I am not working at the moment…..ny suggestion?
I will have to give the same reply I gave to Saira. It’s a tough question to answer. As it’s not the quantity but the quality of study you do. And it also differs between people who are starting at the very beginning and people who have studied or read things at least once and just need to revise. The usual average time required is about 6 months or more if you are a beginner. There are 2 aspects of this exam. Reading to understand, then preparing in an exam oriented way- like doing more and more question books and revising facts. I am not sure at which stage you are in. If you are only revising 3 months would be fine. I have been reading for quiet a long time as I was a masters student. Try to get a study buddy. It’s not easy to keep things in mind all by your self. Discussing helps to retain facts. You need to make a schedule and religiously follow it. All the spare time is usually spent in exam prep. You are not working does not mean you do not have family obligations. So the time you need depends on how much you already know and how much you can give for the exam.
I know it’s very daunting. But You can do this. All the best.
Thanks loads and I have made up my mind for March exam
Inshallah , really grateful to u
Glad to have helped. Go for it and give it a try.
Via RCOG site or You may try Wiley online library. But usually you will need to subscribe.