What Neurology review book do you wish was in Audio?

[95439]

Hi everyone,

Several threads are up on what review book is best for Neurology boards. Regardless, there still aren't any audio recordings for boards or the RITE that are comprehensive yet practical. If you could choose a text you wish you could listen to in your car, or in your spare time (good one right), what would you like to hear?

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated and may help result in the culmination of such a project.

Thanks as always!

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[danielmd06]

Try the Osler review series:

http://www.osler.org/main/nro.html

or the Martin Samuels Neurology review:

http://www.cmeinfo.com/store_temp/Comprehensive_Review_of_Neurology__506.asp

I've listened to both (older versions of each, honestly) and they make for great listening material on commutes to work or just travelling. You can pick them up as audio CD's, or for MP3. I like the DVD's for the Martin Samuels review for all of the slides and pictures, though.

 

[95439]

Are there any texts you wish were on audio though?

 

[danielmd06]

Well yeah..."Neurology in Clinical Practice."

 

[RAD345]

University of Pennsylvania's Board Review: Audio and Video lectures are one of the Bests!
I liked the Neuromuscular and Movement disorders the most. And it was also good for anatomy.

 

[95439]

These are great examples, but the question is what review book do you WISH were available on audio that is NOT currently? I'm looking into making an audio review book based off of your suggestions...

 

[RAD345]

I see...

Then I would say: Neurology Board Review: An Illustrated Study Guide by Nima Mowzoon
This is Amazon link for the book.

 

[95439]

Thanks Rad345. I've seen that and heard good things about it. I appreciate the input!

 

[danielmd06]

If you had to pick one review book, I would go with Mowzoon also.

 

[95439]

Ok two people I respect. Thank you for the feedback and please people keep it coming!