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| Type | Paperback |
| List Price | $20.95 |
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| Lowest New Price | $9.54 |
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| The Tarascon Pocket Orthopaedica, Second Edition is intended as the ultimate portable reference for the busy orthopaedist or primary care physician involved in orthopaedics or sports medicine. This concise, organized pocket guide is packed together with necessary lists, figures, & tables getting instantaneous reminders of hard-to-remember yet vitally important clinical information. The Tarascon Pocket Orthopaedica, Second Edition boasts widespread high-excellence original artwork detailing extremity anatomy, fracture classifications, radiologic views, and orthopaedic procedures. This pocketbook is meticulously referenced and offers expert commentary on existing academic controversies inside the field. |
Customer Reviews |
 Fantastic book 2010-06-06 |
| By Traderjohn (Glendale, AZ United States) |
| I'm an EM Resident on my Ortho rotation now. I carry an iPhone with Pepid, Netter and many vital medical programs. I also carry one book, this little gem. They've condensed the most important anatomy, landmarks, exam findings, etc. into a book I carry all the time in my scrub top. |
 pocket reference 2009-06-26 |
| By John Anthony Mosby |
| All aspects of this product's ordering experience were superb, except one. Namely, I don't use the item requested as often as I thought I might. |
| Good stuff 2008-11-18 |
| By A. Schwartz |
| My orthopaedic rotation was only 5 weeks long (PA Student), nonetheless, this book was invaluable to me. It was in my lab coat as long as I was wearing it. I just love the way it puts it all together concisely and in an organized manner |
 Not a great primary care reference 2008-11-03 |
| By Aaron P. Segal (Dallas, TX USA) |
A great fan of the Pocket Pharmacopoeia, Pediatric Emergency Handbook, Critical Care/Internal Medicine handbook, I was really looking forward to a concise orthopedic handbook for my primary care practice.
Unfortunately, Tarascon's Pocket Orthopaedica is really better suited to an orthopedist (or at least an orthopedist in training).
Too much detail about orthopedic anatomy and surgical procedures and less about general diagnosis and management of common orthodic PROBLEMS.
I don't anticipate that I'll ever find a use for this book. |
| med students doing ortho rotations BUY this book 2008-09-11 |
| By truestar (iraq) |
| concise, good text, succinct, and some good drawings of breaks and such that all medical students need in a SMALL format to carry around in your pockets. I used some of the illustrations, blown up, on the wall in an urgent care clinic for nursing/med students/interns to see for reference. Each edition (I have 2nd)is a bit different. There are meds for skin infections, peripheral dermatomes (which I used a LOT w exams), nerve charts, ligaments, peds ortho problems frequently encountered, different types of fractures, illustrated--and emergency and gen ortho info, all at your fingertips. Small print, I needed glasses to read mine, but the one I had I used WELL. Worth the small price, but look at a copy to see if U will use it before U buy it. I used it all through Residency, I admit it. |
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