This unique book id designed to prerpare the medical scholars for clincal case presentations in the forthcoming university examinations in Pediatric. As many as 14 medical teachers drawn from India and abroad join hands in achieving this goal through a gamut of 50 model clinical cases (20 long and 30 shorts cases). Though virtual, each case presentation moves on the same lines as during the course of an actual university clinical examination, say MD or DNB (Pediatrics). This approach provides the would-be examinee a matchless feel, fragrance, intricacies and ups-and-downs of the case presentation and discussion during pratical examination. The down-to-earth book is addressed to pediatric postgraduates preparing for their univesity examinations. Even professionals preparing for membership of the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH) shall find it of considerable help. The ambitious undergraduate too shall benefit from its invaluable contents. Oustanding Features – A gamut of 50 model clinical case presentations to prepare you for facing the university examination in clinical pediatrics. – Each presentation in keeping with the actual ” academic Movement” in the clinical examination. – The discussions assist you in sharpening your clinical skills and interpreting these in appropriate ways. – Illustrations, including clinical photos and sketches, for enhancing the clinical impact. – A listing of “golden tips” for successfully facing the board of examiners. – Absolutely reader-friendly with simple, straight-forward and easy-to-understand language, format and style.
Long and Short Cases in Pediatrics
₹725.00
| Weight | 630 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15 × 1.5 cm |
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