Customer Reviews

Greenspan's Basic ; Clinical Endocrinology: Eighth Edition (Lange Medical Books)

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Greenspan's has the basics: it is well written, the information is accurate and the ratio price/value is worth buying. Experts will probably be keen on recommending it for neophites and it will surely be a fair advice.

This text includes info on some things such as tests that are difficult to find elsewhere. It is easy to read and understand. My favorite endo book and most trusted resource.

I'm a second year medical student an purchased this book for my endocrinology course. I find the style of writing and lack of figures difficult to follow. The authors can quickly glide over key concepts and delve into great depth on clinically unimportance information. The authors thrive on the nuances that a second year medical student is less interested in. I prefer to read Harrison's internal medicine, NEJM review articles relevant to material, and my class lectures notes. I've tried hard to get into this book: a solid 6-8 hours, but I recommend against this book for medical students.

This book is a very useful basic text in endocrinology. I use it as a reference in my work.

the book is ok but not a brand new one as it said it is! It's a false ad.
But with its lower price than others, it's accetible.