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- Thread starter Peeshee
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I recommend getting a PDA and downloading whatever you need (Harrison's might not be a bad start, and would cover those subjects) to it. Save yourself the neck and shoulder strain, man.
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Cardiology: Personally, I think the final pages of Dubins' text copied and put in your coat are quite handy. I have carried them for 2 years. (333-346 of the 6th ed)
GI: dunno. Washington manual is as good as any.
Pulmonology: I found the Washington Manual or Ferri to be good with "The ICU Book" to be a great reference at home.
Harrison's / Cecil just tend to be long-winded for the floors.
GI: dunno. Washington manual is as good as any.
Pulmonology: I found the Washington Manual or Ferri to be good with "The ICU Book" to be a great reference at home.
Harrison's / Cecil just tend to be long-winded for the floors.
