Summary:
Get Through MRCS: Anatomy Vivas is another edition to the highly acclaimed and best selling Get Through series.
With specimen questions based on real examination papers from previous years, model answers and full explanations, this book is an essential revision guide and learning resource. It includes photos, diagrams and radiographic images typically found in the actual examination and offers useful tips on memorizing the three-dimensional layout of the body and consolidating your knowledge.
Written by an expert who understands the challenges of the exam, this book is an invaluable resource for all surgical trainees preparing for the MRCS examination and a successful career in surgery.
- Dedicated to the anatomy viva section of the MRCS, arguably the hardest module of the exam and provides invaluable tips on how to pass
- Containing specimen questions based on real anatomy vivas asked from previous years
Supplemented with model answers and explanations to aid the learning process This is the perfect model of preparation for the anatomy vivas An indispensable aid for all candidates sitting the MRCS examination
About the Author(s):
Simon Overstall MBBS MRCS Plastic Surgery Registrar, The Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
Readership:
Trainees preparing for the MRCS exam and trainees in surgery
Reviews:
5 Stars: MRCS Viva Anatomy Gem This book is great for the days preceding the MRCS viva. It is by no means a reference but rather takes a look at all the very common and often sneaky questions that just keep on coming up in the viva. Also covers much of the content that the Royal College emphasizes during its 2 week course. In summary extremely useful.
Amazon customer review, Feb 2008
5 Stars: Must buy This little book is a must buy. Read it twice, once the night before my viva exam, once on the train journey to Edinburgh. Good quality pictures and correlates well with what comes up during exams. Well worth the money.
Amazon customer review, Aug 2008
5 Stars: Great anatomy viva book If you have read your anatomy and want to test yourself out, this is the book to get. Many chapters on all aspects of anatomy, good structure and good pictures.
Amazon customer review, Jul 2010
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