This is the hardest and best book around.

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	• Case Histories for the MRCP (Hodder Arnold Publication) Paul Goldsmith, Robert Semple A Hodder Arnold Publication, 2004 - 326 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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This is the hardest and best book around.

This was the only membership book I kept after passing the exam. It is very well written and is a real gem.

This is an outstanding book

Be warned - some of the questions are very hard - but Goldsmith provides excellent explanations to the answers. Graded marks are given for possible answers, just like in the exam, which I really liked.

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A masterpiece

Wow! We love this book even though we are not preparing for the MRCP! The book is completely up-to-date, and the cases are incredibly educational and thought-provoking. If you think you know everything in Medicine, this book will prove you wrong. Incidentally, the questions are much more difficult than what you would see on the American Board of Internal Medicine. An example: Case 1.4 is a 30 year old lady with dilated cardiomyopathy diagnosed 2 years ago now undergoing transplantation because of rapid deterioration. Coronary was normal on cath. She had a PHx of premature menopause 2 years ago. The surgeon made the diagnosis at surgery. What was the diagnosis?----A Cardiology Fellow, New York City.

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A review book in question answer format ideal for exam preparation for students taking step 1 and step 2 of the boards. All questions are presented in the form of "best of five", "pick-n-from many", ad multiple matching.Features include in-depth explanations to answers,and full color phtographs enhance illustrative case histories.