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Savarese OMT Review

 

[DrMom]

moving to the osteo forum...

 

[subtle1epiphany]

Is Savarese's book highly recommended for the boards?
I'm not even close to the boards, but I find it's helpful to have a list of great review books handy in case I feel I might need it in the course I'm currently taking. I was having trouble in Cell Bio/Physio, so I got the BRS by Costanzo. Of course we're not actually doing physio, just Cell Bio and Histo, but I know it will be helpful in the future...anyways, is the Savarese book good?

 

[Taus]

There are a lot of people in my class who are big fans of Savareses OMT Review. If you are having any trouble understanding the principles/tecniques from class and lab, the book does a nice concise job at clearing it all up. It was especially helpful for the written exams as it includes sample questions at the end of every chapter.

 

[subtle1epiphany]

Thanks Taus
A helpful opinion or review is always nice to have. 😀

 

[raptor5]

OMT Review by Savarese

An Osteopathic Approach to Dx and Tx

Foundtions for Osteopathic Med.

I use all 3 but make extra notes in Savarese and use it to study for written exams.

 

[Megalofyia]

OMT Review by Savarese

An Osteopathic Approach to Dx and Tx

Foundtions for Osteopathic Med.

I use all 3 but make extra notes in Savarese and use it to study for written exams.

Foundations needs to be burned. It's a horrible book. If I wanted to convince a friend that Osteopathic medicine is legitimate I rip that book apart and then just talk to them about it.


I do like the OMT review book by Savarese.