It seems helpful for the shelf for sure, but I am having issues with the way Dr. However, I’m a very eager student who may be interested in surgery, so I have read about half this book so far (started today). Thousands of med students can be wrong, but this time I’ll agree on this high yield resource.įULL DISCLOSURE: I haven’t finished the book yet nor started on my rotation. Is it keeping in the style of USMLE stereotypical stems? Sure.Įven if you’re not surgical gunner trash, I think this resource could do good things for you. So brace for statements that may induce a twitter response if they were tweeted not published in a book. Some things are a little out of date relative to latest science (post concussion protocol, others) and his language is also a bit dated (writes with stereotypes of sex, sexuality, race that don’t reflect nuance or 2020 values so well). It’s a manageable resource weighing in at 150 pages and lots of bolds, headers, and white space. He writes like it’s more of a conversation which I appreciate. The language isn’t terribly dense and you can actually make sense of things. Pestana's Surgery Notes has helped med students excel on the surgery shelf exam and USMLE Step 2 CK Revised and fully up-to-date content from distinguished surgery instructor Dr.Revised content review throughout, including: corneal foreign bodies, retinal detachment, organ donors, and organ rejection.16 brief essays examining selected diagnostic and therapeutic tools from a surgical perspective.180 up-to-date vignettes for self-testing.Concise high-yield review of core surgery material.
It fits perfectly in your lab coat so you can refresh your knowledge in between cases. Pestana's Surgery Notes reinforces the most important surgery information in a practical, easy-to-read review followed by 180 vignette-based practice questions. Pestana's Surgery Notes is the highest-yield surgery review for the shelf and USMLE Step 2 CK exams. Celebrated by medical students for over a decade, Dr.
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