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Title: Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine by Tinsley Randolph Harrison, Anthony S. Fauci, Eugene Braunwald, Kurt J. Isselbacher, Jean D. Wilson, Joseph B. Martin, Dennis Kasper, Dan L. Longo, Stephen L. Hauser ISBN: 0-07-020292-3 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies Pub. Date: 01 August, 1997 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $20.01 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.69 (36 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: A MUST BUY for the future Internist
Comment: This book is the Bible of Internal Medicine.
Anyone considering a career in medicine should have this book in their library.
Comprehensive and well written, it is the gold standard of medical textbooks.
Rating: 4
Summary: Heavy going, but a great reference text
Comment: When any medical student is studying, they usually end up with a copy of this book.
It's BIG - over 1200 pages of the tiniest possible readable writing, and covers vitually every disease in clincal medicine.
You'll find yourself referring to this one a lot, as it's the de facto medical bible, it's a wonderful reference text.
However, I'm not sure you'll want to learn from it directly, as the writing is disjointed from chapter to chapter (it was written by many authors), and it just doesn't "read" well. I certainly find an entire chapter at a time too much to bear in one sitting.
That said, you'll still want this book - the breadth of chapters is amazing, and it's hard to argue with its authority!
Rating: 5
Summary: Harrison's keeps being an authority in medicine
Comment: This book is a medical tradition, and it is as important to doctors as their stethoscope.
It is very complete, there is no doubt about it. Every subject of medicine is covered, and for a reference book is a must-have. It is also written in an easy-to-read way, but some chapters are more difficult to understand than others, and like a good meal, in excess it can get heavy and occasionally become a brick, so slow-reading is advised. Also worth to mention are the atlases, that give a lot of pictographic information.
I would recommend it only as a reference book, because for the USMLE, or as a course textbook, it is impossible to read it all, especially if time is scarce.
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