The Surgical Review: An Integrated Basic and Clinical Science Study Guide / Edition 3

Surgery can be a daunting field to tackle. With its extensive and rigorous training process, passing the certification and recertification exams can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are a number of resources available to surgical residents and physicians looking to succeed. One such resource is the comprehensive review book titled “The ABSITE Review” by Paige M. Porrett, Robert E. Roses, John R. Frederick, and Larry R. Kaiser. This book is an essential review of the topics that appear on the American Board of Surgery In-Training Examination (ABSITE), as well as the certifying and recertification exams.

The ABSITE Review is a product of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and as such, the chapters are co-authored by both residents and attending physicians with extensive experience in the field. This book integrates basic science with clinical practice, providing readers with a well-rounded understanding of surgery. With more than 300 illustrations complementing the text, the book covers a wide range of topics, from basic sciences to clinical topics.

The third edition of “The ABSITE Review” has been completely updated and revised to match the current exam. The book’s Table of Contents has been reorganized to align with the current test format, and the Key Concept summaries have been expanded and relocated to the front of each chapter. This edition also features additional diagrams and tables, making the review process even more efficient.

The ABSITE Review’s dedication to quality and detail is emphasized by its publisher, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. The book provides a valuable resource for surgical residents and physicians, and its extensive coverage will be useful for those looking to pass their certification exams. Additionally, the book is an excellent reference source for seasoned surgeons looking to refresh their knowledge.

The book’s comprehensive content isn’t the only thing that has garnered praise from readers. Reviews of the book have highlighted its clarity and style, making what could be a dry and overbearing topic accessible and engaging. One review said, “This review is the perfect companion for surgical residents looking to prepare for exams. The text is clear and concise, yet detailed enough to be useful in clinical practice. It’s the best surgery review book I’ve come across.”

“The ABSITE Review” is a must-have for any surgical resident or physician looking to fully prepare themselves for the certification and recertification exams. With its comprehensive coverage, high-quality illustrations, and updated content, it’s a valuable resource for anyone looking to succeed in the field.

Not only does this book provide valuable information that can help surgical residents and physicians succeed, but it also instills a sense of confidence in practitioners. After reading the book, many feel more prepared to take on the challenging aspects of surgery with a newfound understanding of their craft. It’s a great feeling to have a solid command of the topics covered on the exam, and this book takes readers through the process in a logical and engaging way.

Ordering “The ABSITE Review” is a simple process, as it is available through a variety of online retailers. It’s well worth the investment for anyone looking to succeed in the field of surgery. Whether for exam preparation or as a valuable reference source for seasoned surgeons, “The ABSITE Review” is an essential addition to any surgical library.

Product Details

• ISBN-13: 9781605470658
• Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
• Publication date: 8/28/2009
• Edition description: Third
• Edition number: 3
• Pages: 496