OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Handbook Of Clinical Medicine

Authentic book. Not fake. Exactly what I needed

excellt book

Excellent book For students, intern or for refreshment for doctors

good

Perfect I m so happy to receive it

It is actually a pocket sized book... my mistake that I didn’t read the product details properly. But the book is the same as the regular one.

Great

No words to describe, it saved my life...

Lascio una recensione in italiano. Il libro contiene un ottimo recap del minimo che dovresti sapere per ciascuna materia, ovviamente non approfonditissimo ma interessante e utile sia dal punto di vista didattico (immagino che sia ottimo come supporto alla preparazione degli esami) sia dal punto di vista pratico quando si ha bisogno di un ripasso di nozioni generali in contesti ambulatoriali o di guardia medica

Currently using this book for my IM rotation at the start of my 3rd year of medical school and it has served me very well. A couple of attendings have asked me "what book is that? It looks really useful for a med student." This book is written if full sentences with useful images (XRs, diagrams, EKGs etc), occasional abbreviations and has much more detail than the Pocket Medicine book that is so popular among Residents (which is nearly entirely abbreviations and shorthand, great for a resident, but intimidating for some students). The style of writing is very readable and actually entertaining, they begin each chapter with a picture, often of a famous Oxford physician in the field to give you some history of that specialty of medicine. Some may think this is superfluous, but the Brits do a good job of keeping the book both interesting and informative this way. It is a surprisingly enjoyable book to simply flip through and learn the important takeaways and history of Brown-Sequard syndrome. The chapter of Eponyms is one of my favorites. The book is slightly bulky in my white coat pocket, but you get used to it, I find myself referring to even before UpToDate often since the Oxford book is actually written for a 3rd/4th year student, and gives a quicker and more direct explanation. There are various idiosyncrasies in how medicine is practiced in the UK compared to the US, the most noticeable of which is how most labs are reported in different units, so make sure to hold on to the bookmark provided that lists the conversions! I write the conversions on applicable pages (like mm Hg to kPa conversion)

The Oxford Handbook of clinical Medicine, know by many as the "Cheese & Onion". Has proved to be the most useful book in my daughters library. It has live in her pocket for the last 2 years of training. I would recommend this book to anyone studying medicine 💊

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