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AAOS Comprehensive Orthopaedic Review

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17 years 5 months ago - 17 years 5 months ago #29231 by rankled
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Has anyone seen this book or bought it? It's a new offering from the Academy, likely an attempt to take business from the Miller review book, which is the standard.

Can anyone comment on how it compares to Miller? Do I need to get this book as a PGY-3?

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Just got it.. its awesome... comes in an outline format and with a huge questions book too. Just buy this book. Then take the Miller course and you get the best of both worlds. They prob made this book to go along with the academy review course.

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17 years 5 months ago - 17 years 5 months ago #15103 by rankled
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Thanks for the report. Question, though: how does it compare to the Miller review book? I bought the new edition somewhat impulsively, considering it's basically the industry standard. Is there a conceivable advantage to having the AAOS book other than the questions?

Thx!

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17 years 5 months ago - 17 years 5 months ago #15109 by
Replied by on topic lots more diagrams and pictures.
lots more diagrams and pictures. nice outline format makes it east to digest. if you go to the aaos site and go the bookstore there is a link somewhere there on this book's page that will show you a few sample pages so you can see what its like.

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