Internal Medicine is organized by clinical subspecialty, each divided into three primary sections: an introductory section on the basic principles of a given organ system, a section on laboratory... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Nice text that I use more than any other IM text. Hey, over 100 other books reference it in their pages--enough said!
The first truly comprehensive medical textbook I've seen.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 27 years ago
I first came across this book last year when I was feverishly studying for my 4th year medical exams. What really excited me was that I could look things up in the index and actually find a paragraph or two explaining my query, no matter how obscure the reference. Textbooks like Harrisons baffle me; why would I want to spend 45 minutes looking at the ten different times my word has been mentioned when all I want to know is what it means and when its important.Anyway I think this textbook is very well set out and thouroughly comprehensive. Obviously its not a bed-time read, but its really helpful when you're stumped by a fact in a multi-guess paper or you have some obscure fact to look up and present to your consultant.I have no hesitation in giving it 5 stars. Right now I'm waiting on the next edition....I hope it comes in soon.David Van Der Poorten (5th year medicine University of New South Wales) Australia
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