books by Ronald Chamberlain (dictionary vademecum brazilian)

books by Ronald Chamberlain

books:

Hepatobiliary Surgery (Vademecum)

Landes Bioscience, 2002

Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York City, NY. Pocket technical manual presents a strategy by combining expertise, experience, and opinion on operative procedures and interventions. Contains halftone illustrations and images. For students, residents, surgeons, and gastroenterologists. Wire-spiral binding. DNLM:Liver Diseases--surgery.

The Surgical Intern Pocket Survival Guide (INTERN POCKET SURVIVAL GUIDE SERIES)

4 reviews
Ronald Chamberlain

International Medical Publishing, 1993

hey previous reviewer
it's not intended to be a comprehensive textbook, rather a quick handy reference to carry in your pocket for emergencies. Intern survival guide and Greenfield's Surgery, apples and oranges here...

Invasive Bladder Cancer

4 reviews
IQ Pubs, Jon C. Thompson, ...

Humana Press, 2001

Great for Physical therapists
This is a great, small book that can be used for quick reference when working with orthopedic patients. The pictures are small but it is not meant as a true anatomical atlas. It includes some nice x-rays, plenty of common pathological conditions and a few quick tests.

A Dictionary of Informal Brazilian Portuguese With English Index

8 reviews

Georgetown University Press, 1983

Usefulness NEVER goes out of "style"
Beware the temporal snob I always say, as a good colloquial saying never goes out of style. This book is FANTASTIC. I've worked many of the expressions from this book into my conversations with Brazilians and they not only knew what I was talking about, it always produced a great laugh and the question "where does a gringo ever learn to say such things?" From this book I tell ya! CERTAIN (not ...

Currie, Gregory. Arts and Minds.(Book review): An article from: The Review of Metaphysics
Ronald de Sousa, Colin Chamberlain

Thomson Gale, 2007

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