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Title: Classic Presentations and Rapid Review for USMLE, Step 2 by Theodore X. O'Connell, Susan L. Taylor, Sergio Huerta, Aamer H. Jamali ISBN: 1-888308-05-2 Publisher: J & S Pub Co Pub. Date: 29 January, 1999 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $25.00

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Average Customer Rating: 3.39 (18 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent!
Comment: This book provides an excellent, quick overview for review before the boards.... Let's face it, almost all of Step II is about classic presentations of disease, and that is EXACTLY what this book focuses on!

Rating: 5
Summary: Buy this book...
Comment: I can't believe these misguided, poor reviews. I used this book and one other to study for step 2. I scored a 238. I found classic presentations pertinent, comprehensive, and just right for a few quick days of study. I truly wish I'd had this book before starting my clinical years. Students hungry for useless detail would certainly be disappointed by the brevity of this text, but one must remember the intent of the authors, that is, to provide a precis of the "classic" or textbook presentations for all subspecialties - things the USMLE loves for step 2. And no, I didn't know any of the authors in med school, even though I am from California.

Rating: 1
Summary: Unbelievably Bad
Comment: I laughed at all the five star reviews and then wondered how much each of those people were paid to say such things! I am even more suprised that this book made it to get published. Please do not even think about buying this, you will be sorely disappointed. My only regret is not having run across this page earlier--they don't tell you this while you're in the med school bookstore, they just want to sell something to you. Oh well, chalk it up to experience. I hope I was able to help some people out there avoid making this disastrous purchase.