by Andy Levy (Author)
This text with CD-ROM is the first in a series that features real-life case studies with video footage of patients. Fifty case studies are presented in this book which proivdes the presentation, the resolution and the basic science related to each specific case. The accompanying video sequence allows the reader to hear and see the patient, providing the next-best-thing to bedside teaching. Through the direct observation of the patient, information is retained more easily than through a traditional textbook format and a human interest to the case studies is created. For pre-clinical medical students (USMLE Step 1 and UK undergraduates), the basic science involved in each case will be of importance; while at higher levels, in the clinical years and postgraduate study (MRCP, MRCS, USMLE Steps 2 and 3), the clinical aspects of the cases should be of great value with the basic science used for revision.
Format: CD-ROM
Pages: 160
Edition: Pap/Com/CD
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Published: 23 Jun 1999
ISBN 10: 0632051221
ISBN 13: 9780632051229
MAD Magazine, The Magazine for Medics & Dentists at Barts & the London
The book presents cases in a lively format with eye-catching images, memorable titles and simple explanations.
2nd Opinion, The Magazine of the Scottish Medical Schools
Looking at the cases on CD-Rom makes them much more real, with patients describing symptoms of the hospital episode live. This makes them far more interesting then merely reading about them in a book.
Although the package's strength lies in its video clips, the book remains a fairly good compendium of cases by itself. The cases are interesting, and the video clips are an exciting way of making them even more appealing. Even if the package does not replace a textbook, it makes a very useful companion to one.
Student BMJ
. ..This is a brilliant and painless way to learn the basics of common medical cases and works well as an learning aid after reading more substantial texts. I heartily recommend this book.
GKT Gazette - 2000
MAD Magazine, The Magazine for Medics & Dentists at Barts & the London
The book presents cases in a lively format with eye-catching images, memorable titles and simple explanations.
2nd Opinion, The Magazine of the Scottish Medical Schools
Looking at the cases on CD-Rom makes them much more real, with patients describing symptoms of the hospital episode live. This makes them far more interesting then merely reading about them in a book.
Although the package's strength lies in its video clips, the book remains a fairly good compendium of cases by itself. The cases are interesting, and the video clips are an exciting way of making them even more appealing. Even if the package does not replace a textbook, it makes a very useful companion to one.
Student BMJ
.. .This is a brilliant and painless way to learn the basics of common medical cases and works well as an learning aid after reading more substantial texts. I heartily recommend this book.
GKT Gazette - 2000