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Essential Surgery: Problems, Diagnosis and Management: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access (MRCS Study Guides)

Essential Surgery: Problems, Diagnosis and Management: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access (MRCS Study Guides)

by H.GeorgeBurkittBDScHons(Queensland)FRACDSMMedSci(N (Author), Clive R . G . Quick M B B S ( London ) F D S F R C (Author), PhilipJ.DeakinBSc(Hons)MBChB(Sheffield) (Author), JoannaBReedBMedSci(Hons)BMBS(Nottingham)FRCS(Eng) (Author)

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Synopsis

Essential Surgery is a comprehensive and highly illustrated textbook for clinical students as well as a practical manual for junior doctors and those preparing for postgraduate qualifications in surgery. The unique feature of the book is its problem-orientated nature as distinct to the traditional disease-based structure.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 784
 Edition: 4
 Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Published: 20 Sep 2007
ISBN 10: 0443103453
ISBN 13: 9780443103452

Media Reviews
Awarded First Prize British Medical Association Book Awards 2008 This is the best undergraduate surgical textbook I have seen for a long time. It may contain less detail than some of the classic texts but it is well-balanced for the current medical course. This is a book to be read and studied rather than a synopsis or aide m?moire to surgery to be carried in the pocket. There is of course a market for both but I would see this as being the more useful especially as the purchase price includes web access to the book. This is the book I will now be recommending to my students!

The forth edition has been revised extensively. There is an execellent new chapter on screening...The book is divided into four major sections, the largest of which describes the symptoms, diagnosis and management of surgical problems in a traditional disease-based approach. The individual chapters are consistently well written and superbly illustrated. British Journal of Surgery 2009; 95; 535