Anyone have or are considering getting the osler MP3 collection for AP/CP/Cyto?
See here
https://www.osler.org/store/index.php?sel_spec=11
See here
https://www.osler.org/store/index.php?sel_spec=11
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Never heard (of) them. Seems a bit steep to pay $568 for some audio tapes. Esp. since I don't have a tape player! 🙂
But then again, I rarely use the CD-roms that are increasingly supplied with the Big Books. While the idea makes sense, I'm just old-fashioned and prefer to turn non-virtual pages to find my images...
But then again, I rarely use the CD-roms that are increasingly supplied with the Big Books. While the idea makes sense, I'm just old-fashioned and prefer to turn non-virtual pages to find my images...
Dude, just go out and get them already! You've wanted them (to my knowledge) for at least 4 months!LADoc00 said:
I'm with PathOne... I never use the CDs that come with books.
Just lugged Mckee's and Calonje's "Pathology of the Skin" home from USCAP. All 2112 pages and 21.1 pounds of it. Apparently, there's two CD-roms supplied with it which contains most of the images (but not the text, I think). Some day, even I probably have to Go Digital. But I don't know how I'll manage to take the laptop with me in the hot tub... 🙂 - then again, that's also a bit difficult with the Big Books...
How is it that you know this?PathOne said:
Too many years in the Autopsy Room: I carry a weight with me at all times! D:
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No, I cursed so hard bringing the damned thing back that I looked it up on Amazon. I can also tell you that the new Rosai weighs 22.3 pounds. So drop that gym membership and start lifting pathology books. I recommend the two-volume sets. That way, you'll train both your arms up so you can REALLY twist those scope knobs!
(waiting two heartbeats)
No, I cursed so hard bringing the damned thing back that I looked it up on Amazon. I can also tell you that the new Rosai weighs 22.3 pounds. So drop that gym membership and start lifting pathology books. I recommend the two-volume sets. That way, you'll train both your arms up so you can REALLY twist those scope knobs!
LADoc00 said:
Looks very cool. I've always liked learning this way - makes time on the road or at the gym more productive. But $630... ouch!
I saw this (newfangled?) scope in the exhibition hall which allows the user to adjust the tension in the scope knobs!PathOne said:
Well, I suppose that would give you the forearms and interossei of an 18 year old.
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Yesssssss! Say it will be so (I assume, a priori, that you refer to a fit and beautiful 18 yr old).
And rather than curing Melanoma and distinguishing between MM and Spitz' Nevus, I want to create the cream that can make my skin soft as a newborn baby.
I'll be irresistible!
And rather than curing Melanoma and distinguishing between MM and Spitz' Nevus, I want to create the cream that can make my skin soft as a newborn baby.
I'll be irresistible!
If anyone can burn me a copy as well, please PM me...
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cytoborg said:
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cytoborg said:
You really don't need to be thinking about it as PGY1s either. There is a lot to learn and reviewing info for the boards isn't the best way to learn it.
