Bailey's 3rd edition (2001)

[HEENTdude]

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Should I buy the 3rd edition for cheap (<100 dollars) or just spend the money and buy the newest edition (4th)? The 3rd edition is 2001?

I know usually there aren't that many differences between editions but seeing as how this will be my reference for the coming years, I want to make sure what I'm learning and applying to my patients is sound medical knowledge.

 

[Leforte]

Get Cummings.

Buy the latest edition.

 

[OtoHNS]

Get Cummings.

Buy the latest edition.

Yes to getting the latest edition.

I would advise to get whichever text is used by your program in didactics.

 

[Pir8DeacDoc]

Yes to getting the latest edition.

I would advise to get whichever text is used by your program in didactics.

Agreed on both counts

 

[DrBodacious]

Definitely don't buy the 3rd edition. The 5th edition is available for pre order now. You can have access to my new chapter then 😉

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1609136020/ref=redir_mdp_mobile

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[DrBodacious]

But really, a text from 2001 will be based off research from the 1990s. I feel like a lot happened in the 2000s.

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[neutropeniaboy]

But really, a text from 2001 will be based off research from the 1990s. I feel like a lot happened in the 2000s.

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Having completely redone my senior partner's chapter in Bailey's, I can tell you that the last 3 versions were exactly the same. This has happened with more than him. Therefore, I can assure you that many of the chapters are probably unaltered from version to version. Having said that, the latest version probably has better pictures.

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[DrBodacious]

Having completely redone my senior partner's chapter in Bailey's, I can tell you that the last 3 versions were exactly the same. This has happened with more than him. Therefore, I can assure you that many of the chapters are probably unaltered from version to version. Having said that, the latest version probably has better pictures.

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The editors look at which chapters need updating based on what new data is out there. Textbooks are always 3-4 yrs behind the times, anyway. But if you want to be able to get information on the scope of relevant topics as of ~ 2010, I'd get the new version.

Our program gave us the fourth ed., and I used it a lot throughout residency. Looking back I think it would have been a good buy.

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