Colen Flash Review: Neurology Volume 1 & 2 (Cards)
There have been many opportunities over the last few years of residency where I would have liked to look quickly at some high-yield neurosurgery material that would require minimal preparation. That is, I don't want to have to go and find a book at the library, or carry one around with me, and then have to find a short section of a chapter to review, etc. I would have loved to carry around 10-20 cards in my pockets to rapid review at any time I had a moment to spare. In fact, when I studied for my written board exam I produced hundreds of flash cards for review of important facts. I think that any resident physician would appreciate the availability of review-type information in a flash card format. --Jeff, Neurosurgery Resident<br /><br />These flashcards were of superb benefit for both my Neurology and Neurosurgery rotations. As a neuroscience review tool, these cards do seem valuable and unique. --Naomi Davis, medical student<br /><br />With ever increasing scope and complexity of knowledge base, the current day trainee or practitioner of neurology and neurosurgery finds it difficult to keep up with the explosion of neurological information... Each card represents a mini-examination with instant access to appropriate answersâ€¦ This is a fun way to recall neurological information especially before an upcoming test. --Setti Rengachary, MDThese flashcards were of superb benefit for both my Neurology and Neurosurgery rotations. As a neuroscience review tool, these cards do seem valuable and unique. --Naomi Davis, medical studentThere have been many opportunities over the last few years of residency where I would have liked to look quickly at some high-yield neurosurgery material that would require minimal preparation. That is, I don't want to have to go and find a book at the library, or carry one around with me, and then have to find a short section of a chapter to review, etc. I would have loved to carry around 10-20 cards in my pockets to rapid review at any time I had a moment to spare. In fact, when I studied for my written board exam I produced hundreds of flash cards for review of important facts. I think that any resident physician would appreciate the availability of review-type information in a flash card format. --Jeff, Neurosurgery Resident