Surgical Recall, Fifth North American Edition (Recall Series)

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Thoroughly updated for its Fifth Edition, this reference for third and fourth year medical students on surgical clerkships enables fast learn in a rapid-fire Q&A format. A ideal fit for a lab coat pocket, this book is commonly used as a fast review prior to surgical rounds as well as for board review. Purchasers of this edition will get together the print book and access to MP3 audio files of the entire topic. All Q&A material will in addition be posted online in the shape of electronic flashcards for self-quizzing.

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Great!! 2010-06-28

By ElleJay

This is a book that I will not sell back after my clerkship. I will use it throughout my residency! It's a great book to look over really fast before heading into the OR.

Fast and Friendly Service 2010-06-13

By K. Gipson

The book arrived in excellent condition in a timely fashion! I look forward to doing business in the future.

as specified 2010-06-05

By Jennifer Hatton (ohio)

everything was great. arrived in a timely manner, was in the condition it was reported as being in.

very concise 2010-06-05

By Lidia A. Demartino

Book gives you the most important surgically relevant information for each condition. Great for students on clinical rotation/clerkship.

Key to success in the OR 2010-04-06

By MedIT

I found the OR to be an almost laughable game once I started reading Recall. The attendings would ask the exact questions in Recall in almost every case with very few exceptions. Knowing what case you are about go into and taking the 10 mins or so to read the relevant chapter or section in Recall made answering those questions very easy.

I never tried to read Recall from cover to cover. Doing so would be painfully difficult as it is truly just a list of high yield facts with very little interpretation or explanation.

Recall is organized around procedures / diagnosis and as such is of limited use as a reference for expanding a differential diagnosis in a case write up.

It is, however, an absolutely invaluable tool for surviving the OR.

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