is this book of any use to me?

[Skylizard]

Originally posted by Skylizard
Is the "Clinical Anesthesia procedures of The Mass Gen Hospital" book any good or of any benefits to a Gsurgeon?

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[NaeBlis]

I don't think so, but I've only thumbed through it, and I've only done a few months of surg rotations. I would imagine that any procedures in that book that you would need to do on a regular basis would be covered in surgical books, with a more appropriate slant. Why do you ask, did someone suggest it to you?

 

[Tenesma]

clinical procedures is not about procedures - more of a misnomer really.... it is a brief overview of most anesthesia related issues, etc.... it is a great book in general if you have an questions about anesthesia...

for surgeons i would recommend the critical care handbook from MGH - quick and great overview of almost all critical care issues.

 

[Skylizard]

Originally posted by NaeBlis
...Why do you ask, did someone suggest it to you?

I only ask because while looking up the critical care handbook from MGH, that book come onto my radar. No one has suggested it but I didn't know if that was because nobody asked or because it would be of little use to me. Thanks for your replies.