MRCOG Part 1: Anatomy - Essential Study Guide

This is your essential guide for the Anatomy section of the MRCOG Part 1 exam. We have designed this guide from our own experience sitting the MRCOG Part 1 exam, MRCOG syllabus and official recommended readings. It's a comprehensive list of most important anatomy concepts tested in the exam.

Importance of Anatomy in MRCOG Part 1

Anatomy is a cornerstone of obstetrics and gynaecology. A thorough understanding of the anatomy of the female reproductive system, pelvis, and surrounding structures is crucial for clinical practice, surgical procedures, and interpreting imaging studies. The MRCOG Part 1 exam will test your knowledge of anatomical relationships, structures, and their functions in both normal and pathological states.

How to Master Anatomy

  • Review: Work through each section systematically, ensuring you understand the core concepts before moving on.
  • Active Learning: Don't just read - create mind maps, draw diagrams, and explain concepts to others.
  • Test Yourself: Practice anatomy questions in the Uterio MRCOG Part 1 Question Bank - join the waitlist

Additional Resources

  • Guidelines: Access relevant guidelines through RCOG and NICE for detailed clinical correlations.
  • Uterio MRCOG Part 1 Question Bank: Access our extensive collection of anatomy-focused questions - get early access
  • Essential Reading: Refer to the recommended MRCOG Part 1 textbooks for comprehensive coverage.