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The following is the book list for the preparation of MRCOG Part 2 MCQ Examination. This list is based on the recommendations of the RxPG members who have passed their MRCOG Part 2 MCQ exam.

Essential Books

• Gynaecology by Robert W. Shaw
  W.P. Soutter (Editor), Stuart L. Stanton (Editor)
  This is the gynae book to read for Part 2. Reasonably up to date, good chapters on operative complications, as well as the facts re conditions. Unfortunately doesn't describe operations, so a different book needed for the OSCE. Much easier to read than most of its competitors. A comprehensive and authoritative account of all aspects of gynaecology, including reproductive endocrinology, gynaecological oncology and urogynaecology. This new edeition encompasses all the major new developments in modern gynaecological practice, such as minimally invasive techniques. Emphasis throughout is on clinical management, making this an ideal resource for the trainee and for the established practitioner. 'Gynaecology' is the gold standard for all gynaecological textbooks. Candidates for the MRCOG at last have a truly contemporary work to see them not only through the examination but also beyond." British Medical Journal". Gynaecology 3e provides the reader with a comprehensive, informative, up - to - date and readable textbook. It ensures that trainees have a substantive text from which to prepare for their exams and it gives qualified specialists a definitive tome to refer to when preparing to teach, lecture, and educate. In addition it is an invaluable clinical reference for the practitioner. The philosophy of the book builds on that of previous editions, namely coverage divided into Five principle sections , the first covering anatomy, investigative techniques, molecular biology, day case surgery . The second section covers physiology and reproductive medicine, and the third benign and malignant disease of the reproductive organs. Subsequent sections cover urogynaecological disorders, and other areas such as adolescent gynaecology, evidence based care, and risk management. There is also excellent coverage of STDs, PID, and urinary tract infection. Gynaecology 3e is the practical reference book for all gynaecologists.
  



• Past Papers: MRCOG Multiple Choice Questions 1997-2001: Pt. 2
  by RCOG
  As a contribution to self-directed learning for the Multiple Choice Question papers in the Part 1 and Part 2 MRCOG examinations, the RCOG has decided to publish ten past papers. Answers are not included because we would like to encourage candidates to seek out information themselves and thus learn in the process. For Part 2 MRCOG, pilot or 'test' questions are not included in the final mark and have therefore been excluded from these papers and the remaining questions renumbered sequentially. The papers are otherwise published as they appeared in the examination. Subsequent editorial or content changes may have been undertaken before any questions were reused in the examination. No responsibility may be taken for the content or terminology of the questions, as phraseology may change over time. This volume contains ten past papers of the MCQ section of the Part 2 MRCOG examination. As a contribution to self-directed learning, this volume aims to encourage candidates to seek out information themselves and thus learn in the process. Thus, no answers are included in the book.