Now that people are finishing their fellowship, it would be helpful to resurrect this old thread and for current fellows if you could give your account of which books you particularly found helpful and for what reasons?
Books that had good imaging, details and evidence based approaches.
Wang for fluoro-
Any comments on Slipman's interventional spine? or comparable concise texts... Bonica? vs Raj
I personally don't like the Waldman texts, they are small, too simple, images-- sketches and over-priced. Only my opinion. FWIW
Rathmell and the ISIS practice guidelines are good for beginning, set up, approaches and images. (they take the place of Fenton)
Pain Secrets seemed ok, nothing too detailed of course in that type of format.
For review books, Pain: just the facts (Wallace) and Beyond Pain (Thomas Moshiri) seemed liked good board review books and basic overview type of book. Though I admit I have not thoroughly read these last two, only glanced at.
Feel free to make comments!
Maybe we could make it a sticky?
Thanks
