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does anyone know of a good place to locate good podiatry e-books? for purchase or download?
podiatry e-books
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I'm not sure if this is what you were going for, but as far as texts go, the only reliable site I've found is Amazon for kindle texts. I presume Barnes and Noble offers some for their Nook e-reader. I know publishers may offer online access for many of their books now but they seem to be just that, online access, not a download.
I need to buy the McGlamry book. I wonder if the Kindle version is any good.
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Like legally?
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Unless you have to have it for school or something get the new Coughlin and Mann instead...then find a PDF of the older or new mcglamry's and just read the anesthetic/anesthesia chapters.
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What sets C&M over McG's in your mind? And how does the new C&M stack up against the old one?
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FYI for upcoming 4th years, 3 of the 5 externships I did plus 1 program I visited used the new edition of McGlamry's for board review (the other 2 didn't do a formal board review for academics). So regardless if C&M is better, it will always come in handy to have a copy of McGlamry's.
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Thanks for the feedback AB.
