- Paperback: 360 pages
- Publisher: Blackwell Publishing; 6th edition (29 Nov 2002)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0632065052
- ISBN-13: 978-0632065059
- Product Dimensions: 17 x 1.8 x 24.1 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 324,195 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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"This book is excellent, no nonsense, to the point, what you need to know is this. If only all books were as easy to learn from."
Sphincter, Liverpool Medical School Gazette
"The Lecture Notes series gets better and better and this is no exception [...] It is a joy to use and I would use it in preference to other ′baby′ final year revision texts on the market [...] There is a small and illuminating chapter on the eye, and how to successfully focus an opthalmoscope. Surely, that in itself is worth the cover price."
GKT Gazette, December 2004
"The logical, well laid–out approach taken by this book really does facilitate learning. Thoroughly recommended."
University of Wales College of Medicine Student Gazette
"It is a useful refresher of information that is, or perhaps should be, deep down there somewhere.The book is positively crammed with information."
2nd Opinion
"It will be a good base for revision for any organized dudes out there, but it will also be a good oh–my–god–the–exams–is–in–half–an–hour last minute revision textbook. So yeah, I totally recommend it, but only for 3rd/4th years."
2nd Year Medical Student, Liverpool Medical School
Sphincter, December 2003
"...this book tackles the vast subject that is clinical medicine in a matter of fact, easy to learn way. It does exactly what it says on the tin: a no–nonsense overview of clinical medicine, perfect in the run up to finals."
Oxford Medical School Gazette, vol. 54 (1)
"This book more than lives up to the other popular books in the same ′lecture notes′ series with its clear, concise, no–nonsense format [...] ideal for revision."
North Wing, Sheffield Medics Magazine, Winter 2004
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Published Reviews of the 6th Edition "This book is excellent, no nonsense, to the point, what you need to know is this. If only all books were as easy to learn from."Sphincter, Liverpool Medical School Gazette"The Lecture Notes series gets better and better and this is no exception [...] It is a joy to use and I would use it in preference to other 'baby' final year revision texts on the market [...] There is a small and illuminating chapter on the eye, and how to successfully focus an opthalmoscope. Surely, that in itself is worth the cover price."GKT Gazette, December 2004"The logical, well laid-out approach taken by this book really does facilitate learning. Thoroughly recommended."University of Wales College of Medicine Student Gazette"It is a useful refresher of information that is, or perhaps should be, deep down there somewhere.The book is positively crammed with information."2nd Opinion"It will be a good base for revision for any organized dudes out there, but it will also be a good oh-my-god-the-exams-is-in-half-an-hour last minute revision textbook. So yeah, I totally recommend it, but only for 3rd/4th years."2nd Year Medical Student, Liverpool Medical SchoolSphincter, December 2003 "...this book tackles the vast subject that is clinical medicine in a matter of fact, easy to learn way. It does exactly what it says on the tin: a no-nonsense overview of clinical medicine, perfect in the run up to finals."Oxford Medical School Gazette, vol. 54 (1) "This book more than lives up to the other popular books in the same 'lecture notes' series with its clear, concise, no-nonsense format [...] ideal for revision."North Wing, Sheffield Medics Magazine, Winter 2004
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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This is the definitive book for an old hack needing to bone up on his Medicine prior to standing up in front of a pack of fresh young bloodhounds. It refreshes parts the others don't reach and awakens all the dead circuits that were once highly active. Definitely not for your average final year Medical Student unless they've done the groundwork and want to look like they can fly. This is a book for Registars needing an overview and for senior Doctors who want to feel clever again. Rubenstein was an incisive Clinician who cut straight to the bone and the book is the same
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A must for the MRCP part 2 examinations. Well organised, especially the sections on clinicals. The summaries of all the significant trials is an absolute treasure. Well worth every penny
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is not a book for med students starting out in medicine. It is written in a short telegraphic style for those want a concise text to get them through the MRCP. As such it is ideal. The authors and publishers need to perhaps make this clearer. It is an exam revision text.
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This was a real shame. I bought it thinking that, like the rest of the 'Lecture Notes', it would give me the skinny on all the med I needed to know, and would be a useful text for... Read more
Published on 16 May 2006 by lazy_medic
A real disappointment
Unlike the other lecture noted books I've found this book really unhelpful. Definitely not a book to use for your written finals. Read more
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