Essential Orthopaedics and Trauma |
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David J. Dandy, Dennis J. Edwards
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Pages: 475 (Paperback)
ISBN: 0443057249
Pub: Churchill Livingstone
Pub date: 1998-01
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 313289
Reader Reviews:
Essential Orthopaedics and Trauma (3/3 people found this helpful)
This book is great! Easy to understand, concise and contains great pictures and radiographs. Very useful for radiography students (like me) and I would expect it would be useful for medics too. Explains mechanisms and prognosis of injuries very well. Highly recommended!
A great book for learning (or revising ) the basics (8/9 people found this helpful)
This is a superb book for learning or revising the basics about orthopaedics. It is particularly worth buying if you are a medical student but is also well worth it for reference at JHO level.
Like most Churchill Livingstone textbooks it is set out in an idiotproof way that makes it really easy to read and learn from. A book that is well worth buying as it will be used frequently, even if you never intend to study orthopaedics again.
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Books -> Subjects -> Health, Family & Lifestyle -> Medical & Healthcare Practitioners -> Other Branches of Medicine -> Accident & Emergency Medicine -> Trauma & Shock
Books -> Subjects -> Health, Family & Lifestyle -> Medical & Healthcare Practitioners -> Surgery -> Orthopaedics
Books -> Subjects -> Scientific, Technical & Medical -> Medicine & Nursing -> Medical Sciences A-Z -> Accident & Emergency Medicine -> Trauma & Shock
Books -> Subjects -> Scientific, Technical & Medical -> Medicine & Nursing -> Medical Sciences A-Z -> Orthopaedic & Fractures
Books -> Subjects -> Science & Nature -> Medicine -> Medical Sciences A-Z -> Accident & Emergency Medicine -> Trauma & Shock
Books -> Subjects -> Science & Nature -> Medicine -> Medical Sciences A-Z -> Orthopaedic & Fractures
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