Anesthesia Student Survival Guide: A Case-Based Approach
From the reviews:“Provide an appropriate introduction to the foundations and clinical practice of anesthesia … . The authors review material … appropriate for their target audience of third-year medical students and make good use of clinical cases to reinforce key concepts and demonstrate the clinical relevance of material. … This is an excellent introduction to the specialty for third-year medical students, covering a broad range of material at a sufficient depth to be useful, and providing a good structure for a comprehensive course of self-directed study … .” (Martin D. Chen, Doody’s Review Service, August, 2010)“The book is aimed at medical students, who frequently spend a brief period within the speciality, and comprises seven sections subdivided into 32 chapters. … There are a good number of photographs, illustrations, and tables. … this book would be an excellent resource for the student wanting a deeper understanding of what is essentially a post-graduate subject, for example, an elective student. … the book is predominantly aimed at a readership training within a very different health-care environment.” (S. Webber, British Journal of Anaesthesia, Vol. 106 (3), March, 2011)“An introductory text and basic reference source for students who are new to the specialty of anesthesia. … The writing style is uniformly strong, which makes the book easy to read. … serves not only as an excellent resource for students and other learners seeking an introduction to anesthesia but also as a platform for teaching the basics. It will be a welcome addition to the libraries of teaching departments, and it is best approached as a book to be read as complete chapters.”­­­ (John Fuller, Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Vol. 57, 2010)