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Netter's Surgical Anatomy Review P.R.N., by Robert B. Trelease, makes it easy to visualize the anatomy that underlies the procedures and clinical conditions you see during a surgical residency or clerkship. Vibrant, detailed artwork by preeminent medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD illuminates each structure and its clinical relevance. A compact, portable format enables you to carry and consult the content anywhere "as needed." Customers have been asking for a "baby Netter" or "little Netter" — and here it is! Netter. It's how you know.- Visualize anatomical structures clearly with the aid of detailed artwork by preeminent medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD.
- Understand the clinical implications quickly by scanning concise, bulleted explanations.
- Carry and consult the book anywhere "as needed" thanks to the book's compact, portable format.
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 Great review and pocket guide, August 22, 2015
By Andrew Calderon
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Wonderful review and pocket guide, currently using it for rotations. Super helpful
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Five Stars, September 10, 2014
By loizos
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Very happyV
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Netter - what else can one say, April 15, 2013
By Thomas Chorba
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This book is a very concise volume on surgical anatomy and on which is very handy to have in my locker for last minute reference before going. I am very pleased with the volume and my amazon experience and would recommed it to my friends
0 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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 Not worthy, July 30, 2011
By luchano
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This book is not worthy at all. Not really relevant information.
And it is really small, not good for pocket book.
Really disappointed.
1 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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A must-have for surgical trainees, July 23, 2011
By Dr Carol EH Scott-Conner (Iowa City, IA USA)
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This is a compact pocket companion that will serve the surgical trainee well. Each section begins with anatomy and then lists conditions (with bullet points emphasizing critical facts) that are encountered in this region. Because the writing is so succinct, both uncommon and common conditions are listed. It is an excellent resource to be consulted "prn" as the title suggests - look at this to review anatomy just before you scrub in the OR, or review the bullet points when you encounter a patient with a particular condition. The illustrations are full color Netter drawings. And, to cap it off, the size and price are just right!
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