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Good Hand Book?

eastcoastbones
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17 years 7 months ago - 17 years 7 months ago #29101 by eastcoastbones

Good Hand Book? was created by eastcoastbones

Ive got an upcoming hand rotation next month.

Any ideas for good review books?
I cant read Green's tome in 4 weeks.

Anyone have anything more realistic (articles, pocketbooks) given I will be taking trauma call also?

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17 years 7 months ago - 17 years 7 months ago #14765 by

Replied by on topic I just finished my hand

I just finished my hand rotation and I used Hand Surgery Update IV from ASSH. It's longer than the previous versions (and is even hardback now) which may make it more difficult to get through completely, but it's definitely a quicker read than Green's. Also, it cites most of the pertinent literature, so you can direct your reading even more if necessary for certain topics.

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17 years 7 months ago - 17 years 7 months ago #14807 by eastcoastbones

Replied by eastcoastbones on topic Thanks EmoryOrtho, It costs quite a

Thanks EmoryOrtho,

It costs quite a bundle and there's barely Rockwood and Green in our orthopaedic library. Thanks.

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