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UMUser	Surgical Reference		Lead	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/13/07 23:53:10	Tags : None Please tell me your favorite surgical reference for a med student level on a Sub I rotation... a Hinman b Glenn c Campbell d Others?
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twigNberries	Re: Surgical Reference	#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 32 02/14/07 00:25:59	Smith's General Urology by Lange It's quick and easy! Hmmm...
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UMUser	Surgical Reference	#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 00:37:57	Thanks for the response but I am looking for something that has a surgical and anatomical emphasis, but keeping the quick and easy part
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UMUser	pocket guide	#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 00:58:40	smith's sucks. it's painfully overrated_ lots of variability in quality between chapters and most emphasize completely irrelevant material. anatomy in smith's is particularly bad. best brief reference is the pocket guide to urology. you have to get it online from some dude who publishes it himself. i know it sounds very sketchy, but you must trust me that it's hands down the best concise reference out there_ especially for medical students. all residents at my school and at several others have it in their pockets at all times.
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UMUser	Thanks	#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 01:39:42	I appreciate the replies, I really appreciate them. I am not interested in a reference guide or Smith's-like book. I actually own Smith. I am looking for a surgical reference that focuses on surgical procedures and anatomy.
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UMUser	hinman	#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 01:43:05	is the gold standard i also like glenn's as it has more preop/postop management stuff with the atlas
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UMUser	Netter	#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 12:19:37	has some ok anatomy
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UMUser	Thanks	#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 17:23:41	Thanks for the responses. I have Netter but I am looking for "advanced" urology anatomy in a directed presentation based on procedure. If you could have ONLY 1 SURGICAL reference for anatomy and procedural information, what would it be?
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UMUser	Surgical reference	#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/14/07 17:54:08	Glenn's Urologic surgery (2004) will give you the anatomy relevant to the operative technique/procedure as well as pre-op and post-op care issues.
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UMUser	books	#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/15/07 01:54:28	while we're on the subject of books, isn't there an abridged/cliff's notes type version of Campbell's? i was looking for a quick read to page through on on a lazy afternoon and i thought i heard some residents mention something like this.
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UMUser	Hands Down Hinman	#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3850 02/15/07 10:29:03	It is the best. Smith's sucks; if you want to learn a topic open up Campbell's(the CD is really good). You can skim through the biochemistry and basic science research stuff. Hinman's is the best urological procedure atlas. Netter's is pretty useless for urology unless you want to trace out neural pathways and look at how vessels branch out if you had dissected everything off of them. Don't let these clowns fool you- hinman's and campbell's are the way to go...
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