Acp Medicine 2006 2 Vol. Set

Since I accidentally stumbled across this rock-solid medical text at my program's digital library several months ago, I could not put it down. This is a well researched and well written book that should be read from cover to cover, especially by medical residents. It contains virtually everything in the right amount in one place--from disease definitions, sensible epidemiological data, pathophysiological processes, health maintenance, etc, etc--to my favorite, the step-by-step management of those familiar conditions. This book does not stretch (read: confuse) your mind with useless minutiae the way Harrison's sometimes does. And it does not skim over important topics like Cecil's either. It is written for those aspiring to the ABIM level. This is rock-solid clinical stuff that ought to be eagerly consumed by knowledge-hungry medical residents everywhere. I have enjoyed every chapter so far.