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Single Best Answers in Surgery

Editorial Advisor: Ara Darzi. Authors: Darren K Patten, David M Layfield, Shobhit Arya, Daniel R Leff and Paraskevas A Paraskeva


Paperback
£18.99

ISBN: 9780340972359
Published: 27/03/2009
Extent: 448 pages
Illustrations: 20 b/w haltones


 
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Summary:
Single Best Answers in Surgery offers a new approach to revising for surgical finals; by not only indicating the correct answer to each question, but explaining the full rationale used for finding the answer in each case. This means the book is invaluable not only for self-testing before an exam, but will have long-term value throughout a student's surgical studies, through to finals exams and beyond. The questions are arranged into topic areas, followed by a practice exam for true self-assessment.

Single Best Answers in Surgery contains 450 questions and answers in the following areas:

(1) Pre- and Postoperative Management, (2) Fluid Balance and Parenteral Nutrition, (3) Trauma, (4) Abdomen: Upper GI and Hepatobiliary Surgery, (5) Abdomen: Lower GI Surgery (6) Abdomen: The Acute Abdomen, (7) Breast Surgery, (8) Vascular Surgery, (9) Urology, (10) Orthopaedics, (11) Neurosurgery, (12) ENT Surgery, (13) Ophthalmic Surgery, (14) Lumps, Bumps, Skin and Hernias, (15) Practice exam

Produced by an excellent team of authors and with an introduction by Editorial Advisor Professor Sir Ara Darzi KBE.


  • With an introduction by Editorial Advisor Professor Sir Ara Darzi KBE
  • 450 questions covering all aspects of surgery necessary for undergraduate study
  • A full rationale for finding the correct answer in each case
  • Can be used for study and revision, as well as self-assessment
  • Written in a clear and consistent authoratative manner, and contains illustrations
  • Suitable for revision for finals exams


Table of Contents:
Pre- and postoperative management
Fluid balance and nutrition
Trauma
Abdomen: Upper gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary surgery
Abdomen: Lower gastrointestinal surgery
Abdomen: The acute abdomen
Breast surgery and endocrine disease
Vascular surgery
Urology
Orthopaedics
Neurosurgery
ENT Surgery
Ophthalmic surgery
Lumps, bumps, skin and hernias
Practice exam


About the Author(s):
Darren K Patten, Final year medical student (2008) Imperial College London School of Medicine, UK
David M Layfield, Foundation Year Trainee, St Mary's Hospital, UK
Shobhit Arya, Foundation Year Trainee, Oxford Foundation Schoo, UKl

Daniel R Leff MBBS MRCS (Eng), Clinical Research Fellow, St Mary's Hospital, London, UK

Paraskeva A Paraskevas MBBS (Hons) PhD FRCS (Gen Surg), Senior Lecturer and Consultant Surgeon, St Mary's Hospital, London, UK

Editorial advisor:Professor Sir Ara Darzi KBE, Head of Division of Surgery, Oncology, Reproductive Biology and Anaesthetics, Faculty of Medicine and Professor of Surgery and Head of Dept, Dept of Biosurgery and Surgical Technology, Imperial College of STM


Readership:
Core:Medical students in all years; suitable for finals level. Supplemenatry: It is worth noting too that the MRCS contains SBA questions, and this book may have a small cross-over with the post-grad


Reviews:


I cannot recommend this text enough for those revising surgery as not only does it test the reader, but each section is flanked with succinct and useful information to aid revision. It is head and shoulders above the rest. - Ryckie Wade, Medical Student

Student Reviewer


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