What is the latest Goljian Audio Available?

[drcuma]

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Hi-
Just curious what is the date of the most recent goljian audio. My version i believe is from 2006 or so.

Any help is appreciated

 

[go lakers]

i think there's only one period

 

[badasshairday]

There is only one. It was some student who recorded it during a kaplan review course back in the early 2000's, some say around 2002.

 

[spectrin]

this is a good question. rumor at my school is that there is a '09 version out there. if i get more information i will post.

 

[PistolPete]

Please do, but I doubt Kaplan/Falcon would allow a repeat situation to occur and to have another (more recent) version of his review get out.

 

[bergwood]

There is only one. It was some student who recorded it during a kaplan review course back in the early 2000's, some say around 2002.

It's either late 2001 or early 2002 based on some things he says during a lecture. I imagine someone has recorded a lecture since then though.

 

[Torquer]

these lectures are just sorta handed down from year to year. I suppose if there IS a recent recording it'll slowly come into circulation..
would it make much of a difference though? i mean the current audio totally works even though its 8-9ish years old!

 

[DrMom]

There is no recent version. The existing one(s) are from before fall 2002 and are illegal copies of copywritten lectures.

He does have current books with the same content that can be obtained legally.

 

[illixir]

It is definately from years ago. I don't think Goljan teaches for kaplan anymore, they have some other guy for pathology, Dr. Barone that does their live program.

Everything Goljan teaches is in RR Path.

 

[Sol Rosenberg]

They are from "late 2001." At one point, he mentions that "just the other day" he read that Sharon Stone had a subarachnoid hemorrhage from a ruptured saccular aneurysm. From Wiki:

Stone was hospitalized in late 2001 for a subarachnoid hemorrhage, which was diagnosed as a vertebral artery dissection rather than the more common ruptured aneurysm, and treated with an endovascular coil embolization.[11]

 

[vicinihil]

that's some serious attention to detail and detective work. I hope you're going into ID haha