Saturday, March 22, 2008
Surgery at a Glance (At a Glance Series) By Pierce A. Grace, Neil R. Borley
Product Description
Surgery at a Glance is a concise introduction & revision aid for medical students studying for clinical surgery examinations. By focusing on "core" topics, the book covers the essential surgical facts for diagnosing & treating common presenting symptoms & surgical conditions. Divided into clinical presentations followed by disease entities
Focus is on the principles and the important diseases - appropriate to the current curriculum
Fabulous artwork - all you need to know at a glance
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #1708552 in Books
Published on: 2002-04
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
176 pages
Editorial Reviews
Book Info
Univ. of Limerick, UK. Guide and exam review follows the familiar, double-page format of this series. Covers essential facts for the diagnosis and treatment of common presenting symptoms and surgical conditions. Part one: clinical presentations; part two: surgical diseases. Previous edition: c1999. Softcover. DNLM: Surgical Procedures, Operative--Handbooks.
Customer Reviews
Surgery At a Glance by Grace & Borley
Three major strengths of this book: 1:Excellent diagrams- present key points in very memorable and manageable form. 2:Disease descriptions are crystal clear, so there's no chance of you getting confused between different diseases. 3:Right amount of emphasis on symptoms, tests and diagnosis, very handy when preparing for surgery rotation.
Overall very readable. Works both as an introductory text and a revision aid. Fills you in on stuff you might have missed in lectures. Once you get used to sifting around the short chapters, you will learn a great deal from it. Wide array of subjects covered with imaginative use of tables and box diagrams. Authors know which topics are more difficult to understand and they take care in explaining them effectively. For example, in the section on surgical infection where there is a lot of detail to take in. Authoritative instructions given in brief but helpful summaries at end of each chapter.
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