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Guys,
So on Dr. Goljan's page, he has an errata sheet for the 3rd edition that hasn't been updated in quite some time. I've been studying the hell out of RR and have noticed a couple of annoying errata, though I was able to figure out it was wrong... due to the audio goljan lectures saying one thing, the text saying the same thing, yet the figure/table/high yield margin saying something incorrect. However, if I didn't have the audio, I could see myself being unsure about what is correct if the text and figure contradicted each other.
Does anyone know if there is an updated errata sheet? If not, maybe we should use this thread to put in errata as we come across it and then send it to Dr. G in a month or two. I'll start. We should keep the pages in numerical order, and quote each other to make a long list. Bold your addition, and in [ ] next to it write what was incorrect.
I'm not 100 percent sure on this one because he doesn't mention this in the audio, but it makes sense because on the very next page, pg. 388 Laboratory and radiographic findings b. it says increased serum immun reactive tripsin. Somebody double check me.
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So on Dr. Goljan's page, he has an errata sheet for the 3rd edition that hasn't been updated in quite some time. I've been studying the hell out of RR and have noticed a couple of annoying errata, though I was able to figure out it was wrong... due to the audio goljan lectures saying one thing, the text saying the same thing, yet the figure/table/high yield margin saying something incorrect. However, if I didn't have the audio, I could see myself being unsure about what is correct if the text and figure contradicted each other.
Does anyone know if there is an updated errata sheet? If not, maybe we should use this thread to put in errata as we come across it and then send it to Dr. G in a month or two. I'll start. We should keep the pages in numerical order, and quote each other to make a long list. Bold your addition, and in [ ] next to it write what was incorrect.
I'm not 100 percent sure on this one because he doesn't mention this in the audio, but it makes sense because on the very next page, pg. 388 Laboratory and radiographic findings b. it says increased serum immun reactive tripsin. Somebody double check me.
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