not easy to read | Review of Orthopaedics

Review of orthopaedics by M Miller | Review of Orthopaedics

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	• Review of Orthopaedics W B Saunders Co, 1992 - 399 pages average customer review:based on 19 reviews
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highly recommended

Excellent for Board

I tried this new edition of the book preparing for my board exam. It is an excellent review giving you a lot of information in a short time. It must be deficult text for those from outside the field of orthopedics.

not easy to read

ok it has a large amount of knowledge in a small space and it can be used as a quick reference while in hospital if you are not a fan of electronic editions that serve this purpose much better. But there is no way to read this book unless you have studied before much larger text books to be able to connect the missing dots

Review of orthopaedics by M Miller

Very good for the trainees but there are silly mistakes which could have been avoided by careful correction(e.g In anatomy section there is a wrong describtion of ECRB being supplied by radial nerve and like this many mistakes have been noted)

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it is aboard review book

i found it very comprehinsive and concise review of all common orthopedic disorder, which if there is cd contained with it

Mark D. Miller, MD and a team of respected Orthopaedic surgeons have distilled the broad body of available orthopaedics literature into a single concise review source. With its easy-to-read outline format and abundant charts, tables, and illustrations, this best-selling title places vast volumes of essential, up-to-date information at readers' fingertips. The Fourth Edition has been completely updated to reflect all of the most current concepts and techniques.

Synthesizes material from a broad spectrum of review courses · textbooks · journal articles · Academy publications · Presents succinct, yet thorough synopses of a wide range of key operative techniquesFeatures authors who are all fellowship trained and well published in their areas of expertise, including newly board-certified practitioners as well as experienced surgeons...for well-rounded coverage of all aspects of the field.

Incorporates material from the most recent Orthopaedic In-Training Exam and self-assessment exams.
Features new authors for five chapters (Pediatrics, Foot and Ankle, Hand, Adult Trauma, and Anatomy), offering completely fresh perspectives on those areas.
Offers an increased number of tables and many updated illustrations -- 350 in all -- to foster efficient learning.

With 25 additional expert contributors

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