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BECOME A MASTER OF SURGERY
Comprehensive ABSITE review resource with detailed chapters that follow the American Board of Surgery exam content outline.
Authored and reviewed by faculty and residents at Duke University, Johns Hopkins, and other leading surgery training programs.
Advanced multidisciplinary educational program used by over 60 surgery training programs around the country.
Fully integrated with the comprehensive surgery review program available separately online. Course includes thousands of practice questions, review slides, lectures and videos, and a sophisticated learning management system.
Master the fundamentals of surgery with this high-yield review manual for the ABSITE and surgery board examination. Prepared by faculty and residents from leading surgery training programs around the United States, the Clinical Review of Surgery is a thorough review of major disciplines in surgery. This comprehensive text follows the content outline prepared by the American Board of Surgery and covers the major topics in the SCORE curriculum.
This fully illustrated textbook includes online access to 225 practice questions with detailed explanations covering key topics that appear on the ABSITE and surgery boards. This textbook complements the multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed surgery educational program available online at Clinical Review.
Prepared by residents and faculty from the Department of Surgery at Duke University and other leading universities, this valuable resource is the definitive handbook for surgeons around the world. Take charge of your career and start down the road to become a master of surgery.
THE SHARPEST CHOICE FOR SURGEONS
- Follows the American Board of Surgery content outline and major topics in the SCORE curriculum
- Authored by residents and faculty from the Duke University Department of Surgery and other leading academic training programs around the country
- Includes online access to a sample full-length exam that covers topics that appear on the ABSITE and surgery boards
- Fully integrated with the multidisciplinary review course with over 2,500 practice questions, slide reviews, multi-year reading course, audio downloads, and online textbooks available separately online at Clinical Review.
- The online review course is used by major residency training programs around the country to advance resident education in surgery and offers a unique combination of educational resources and an innovative learning management system.
Master the fundamentals of surgery with this high-yield review manual for the ABSITE and surgery board examination. Prepared by faculty and residents from leading surgery training programs around the United States, the Clinical Review of Surgery is a thorough review of major disciplines in surgery. This comprehensive text follows the content outline prepared by the American Board of Surgery and covers the major topics in the SCORE curriculum.
This fully illustrated textbook includes online access to 225 practice questions with detailed explanations covering key topics that appear on the ABSITE and surgery boards. This textbook complements the multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed surgery educational program available online at Clinical Review.
Prepared by residents and faculty from the Department of Surgery at Duke University and other leading universities, this valuable resource is the definitive handbook for surgeons around the world. Take charge of your career and start down the road to become a master of surgery.
THE SHARPEST CHOICE FOR SURGEONS
- Follows the American Board of Surgery content outline and major topics in the SCORE curriculum
- Authored by residents and faculty from the Duke University Department of Surgery and other leading academic training programs around the country
- Includes online access to a sample full-length exam that covers topics that appear on the ABSITE and surgery boards
- Fully integrated with the multidisciplinary review course with over 2,500 practice questions, slide reviews, multi-year reading course, audio downloads, and online textbooks available separately online at Clinical Review.
- The online review course is used by major residency training programs around the country to advance resident education in surgery and offers a unique combination of educational resources and an innovative learning management system.
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About the Author:
About the Editors
Dr. Sapan Desai is a senior surgery resident at Duke University and an author of several textbooks on medicine and surgery. Dr. Desai completed his MD and PhD training at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Danny Jacobs is the Chair of Surgery and David C. Sabiston, Jr. Professor at the Duke University Hospitals and School of Medicine. Dr. Jacobs is a recognized expert in nutrition and metabolism having been a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania and at the Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. Jacobs is the author of several educational textbooks for medical students and residents.
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Dr. Sapan Desai is a senior surgery resident at Duke University and an author of several textbooks on medicine and surgery. Dr. Desai completed his MD and PhD training at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Danny Jacobs is the Chair of Surgery and David C. Sabiston, Jr. Professor at the Duke University Hospitals and School of Medicine. Dr. Jacobs is a recognized expert in nutrition and metabolism having been a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania and at the Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. Jacobs is the author of several educational textbooks for medical students and residents.
Foreword by Danny O. Jacobs MD, MPH
This Clinical Review of Surgery is now in its third edition. Through the hard work of the editors and authors, this peer-reviewed textbook is recognized as an extremely valuable resource for program directors and their residents throughout the United States of America and increasingly throughout the world. Their effort to include relevant, timely and clearly written source material for surgical trainees is substantial. The standard surgical textbooks, of course, contain vital information and should be visited regularly. Nevertheless, I believe it is accurate to comment that it is often too difficult for many trainees to determine precisely what information needs to be retained to provide the best care rendered to patients. It is knowledge of these fundamentals that is required to be the best physician and surgeon and it is this knowledge that is tested by the ABSITE and surgery qualifying examination. These challenges occur at a time when the scientific foundation of modern surgical practice is expanding exponentially.
So, what is the trainee to do when the pace of training has increased so significantly, when the amount of information that must be read and understood is so vast, and when the nature of surgical training has changed to meet the expectations and demand of the new millennium? He or she looks for tools that can be used to help focus their educational efforts. This peer-reviewed Clinical Review of Surgery is one such tool. Its material closely mirrors the content of the qualifying examination administered by the American Board of Surgery as well as the material that is tested by the yearly ABSITE. Every effort is made to organize the text so that it can be read or reviewed quickly and efficiently. Standard nomenclature is used to focus the reader to information that is essential or complex enough to require in depth review. The reader is pointed to resource material that is available online. Important drugs that are commonly used in practice are highlighted. Review questions are provided along with detailed answers.
The busy resident now has a companion text that nicely complements the standard tomes, integrates with a rich variety of online resources at the companion website, and which summarizes and highlights information essential for the best surgical care all this in a book that fits in a coat pocket.
Danny O. Jacobs M.D., M.P.H.
Chair of Surgery
David C. Sabiston, Jr. Professor
Duke University Hospitals and School of Medicine
--Foreword, Clinical Review of Surgery, 3rd Edition
This Clinical Review of Surgery is now in its third edition. Through the hard work of the editors and authors, this peer-reviewed textbook is recognized as an extremely valuable resource for program directors and their residents throughout the United States of America and increasingly throughout the world. Their effort to include relevant, timely and clearly written source material for surgical trainees is substantial. The standard surgical textbooks, of course, contain vital information and should be visited regularly. Nevertheless, I believe it is accurate to comment that it is often too difficult for many trainees to determine precisely what information needs to be retained to provide the best care rendered to patients. It is knowledge of these fundamentals that is required to be the best physician and surgeon and it is this knowledge that is tested by the ABSITE and surgery qualifying examination. These challenges occur at a time when the scientific foundation of modern surgical practice is expanding exponentially.
So, what is the trainee to do when the pace of training has increased so significantly, when the amount of information that must be read and understood is so vast, and when the nature of surgical training has changed to meet the expectations and demand of the new millennium? He or she looks for tools that can be used to help focus their educational efforts. This peer-reviewed Clinical Review of Surgery is one such tool. Its material closely mirrors the content of the qualifying examination administered by the American Board of Surgery as well as the material that is tested by the yearly ABSITE. Every effort is made to organize the text so that it can be read or reviewed quickly and efficiently. Standard nomenclature is used to focus the reader to information that is essential or complex enough to require in depth review. The reader is pointed to resource material that is available online. Important drugs that are commonly used in practice are highlighted. Review questions are provided along with detailed answers.
The busy resident now has a companion text that nicely complements the standard tomes, integrates with a rich variety of online resources at the companion website, and which summarizes and highlights information essential for the best surgical care all this in a book that fits in a coat pocket.
Danny O. Jacobs M.D., M.P.H.
Chair of Surgery
David C. Sabiston, Jr. Professor
Duke University Hospitals and School of Medicine
--Foreword, Clinical Review of Surgery, 3rd Edition
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- PublisherCatalyst Publishers
- Publication date2009
- ISBN 13 5800033872507
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number3
- Number of pages669
- EditorSapan S. Desai MD PhD, Danny O. Jacobs MD MPH
- IllustratorSurgisphere Corporation
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