Designed to fit into a lab coat pocket, this handy reference provides quick access to treatment information of the most common dermatologic disorders. Features a minimum amount of text and a maximum amount of tables, charts, graphs, and mnemonics for easy access.
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This ultraconcentrated source of information is handy, practical, and compact enough to carry at all times—yet comprehensive enough to cover the field. It’s speedy, at-a-glance format is ideal for use in clinical practice or for a quick review.
*Practical, easy-to-use hints and tips for recognizing and treating a wide spectrum of dermatologic problems
*Maximum information—minimal text
*Packed with tables, figures, and algorithms to aid in quickly finding critical information
*Practical, easy-to-use hints and tips for recognizing and treating a wide spectrum of dermatologic problems
*Maximum information—minimal text
*Packed with tables, figures, and algorithms to aid in quickly finding critical information
About the Author
Abrar A. Qureshi, MD, MPH
Instructor in Dermatology, Harvard Medical School
Associate Physician, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Clinical Research Fellow, Massachusetts General Hospital
Saeed N. Jaffer, M.D.
Assistant Clinical Professor
UCLA School of Medicine
Instructor in Dermatology, Harvard Medical School
Associate Physician, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Clinical Research Fellow, Massachusetts General Hospital
Saeed N. Jaffer, M.D.
Assistant Clinical Professor
UCLA School of Medicine
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Good board review,
This review is from: Dermatology: Quick Glance (Paperback)
I rarely feel this is a necessary book to have with me in clinic, but it's great for boards. It's very dense with information. The drug section might be a little overwhelming. The downside is that there are some inaccuracies and some problems with misalignment of the columns in tables (which can be confusing), but I think most derm residents after their 1st year can figure out what they meant. For surgery, the handbook of dermatology is better. For use in the clinic, that handbook of dermatology is also better but the index in that one is so bad, it's hard to find stuff.
2.0 out of 5 stars
somewhat below average book, but some useful lists to memorize,
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This review is from: Dermatology: Quick Glance (Paperback)
This book, while somewhat below average in organization and scope as well as choice of what to include or exclude, has an above average amount of lists and tables and somewhat obscure facts, which if you are trying to memorize for boards or examinations may be useful, or if you have a very clear idea of the big picture in dermatology and want to fill in some tiny gaps may be useful. For a dermatologist it may have very limited use. For instance, the dermatopathology section has little to no discussion of basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or many other common entities, but does include the differential diagnosis of splendore-hoeppli immune complex deposition, and the differential diagnosis of clupmed tonofilaments.
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board review,
This review is from: Dermatology: Quick Glance (Paperback)
my wife asked me to buy this for her when she was studying for the boards. she passed.
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