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Why is this textbook so popular?
- With its overview of anatomy, physiology, and coverage of pertinent complications for each case, the text prepares students for the NBME shelf exam for surgery, as well as residency training.
- The authors—all of whom are practicing surgeons—carefully manage the depth and breadth of content so that each section can be reasonably read and thoroughly understood by third- and fourth-year students.
- Organized by systems, the text features a closing section on surgical procedures to orient students to some of the most common cases seen on a general surgery rotation.
With your purchase of the text, you’ll receive access to:
Interactive question bank with answer explanations
· Fully searchable eBook
· Bonus chapters on ethics and surgical procedures
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- Paperback: 608 pages
- Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 5th edition (October 3, 2012)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0781784956
- ISBN-13: 978-0781784955
- Product Dimensions: 1 x 8.5 x 11 inches
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This book was recommended for my surgery core by my attending. It's an easy and informative read, but not a white coat pocket friendly size. It's great at explaining what is expected of you, the common pre-op and post-op procedures and complications, as well as common procedures you'll be exposed to during the three months. As for the shelf, there are pocket guides such as Pastina's 180 Surgical Notes and NMS Case Files that are more high yield, but this text is great for a real understanding of what you need to know (and are likely to get pimped on in the OR).By SarahM
I bought this for my 3rd year surgery clerkship and was very happy with it. I didn't read it cover to cover, just focused on parts I wanted to understand more than what I got out of NMS case files, but it's not too huge and one could do that if they wanted to. What's nice about the book is it's written in simple language and is designed to be an intro to gen surg and ideal for med students as opposed to an exhaustive text for residents/attendings.By Garrett
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