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| ISBN: |
0070708916 |
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9780070708914 |
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McGraw-Hill Companies |
| Release Date: |
December, 1983 |
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English |
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Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine
by Robert G. Petersdorf
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A must for any mid-level practitioner |
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Posted by majfnp@sprintmail.com on 12/12/1997 |
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I've been in this field as a Nurse Practitioner for over 16 yrs. The text is certainly the "Gold Standard" for General Medicine. Excellent in Emergency Medicine, Primary Care and Family Practice. A must have for your medical library.
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THE textbook of internal medicine |
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10/09/1999 |
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I think harrison's should be the reference book for all the undergraduate students in the world. it is concise, yet awfully complete. it's my bible in my study
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A MUST BUY for the future Internist |
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08/18/1997 |
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This book is the Bible of Internal Medicine. Anyone considering a career in medicine should have this book in their library. Comprehensive and well written, it is the gold standard of medical textbooks.
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Perfect. You can carry it in your pocket. |
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08/14/1999 |
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Especially for the medical students it's important to carry a reliable handbook in ER or such places.The size and weight of this book make this quite easy.
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Harrison's keeps being an authority in medicine |
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Posted by Nicolas Melgarejo on 06/19/2002 |
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This book is a medical tradition, and it is as important to doctors as their stethoscope. It is very complete, there is no doubt about it. Every subject of medicine is covered, and for a reference book is a must-have. It is also written in an easy-to-read way, but some chapters are more difficult to understand than others, and like a good meal, in excess it can get heavy and occasionally become a brick, so slow-reading is advised. Also worth to mention are the atlases, that give a lot of pictographic information. I would recommend it only as a reference book, because for the USMLE, or as a course textbook, it is impossible to read it all, especially if time is scarce.
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