Release Date: 15 January, 1994
Paperback
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Book Info
Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts. Concise text on the mechanisms of renal disease, for second-year medical students. Each chapter begins with a case study and concludes with a discussion and answers to questions posed throughout the chapter. Illustrated. Rating 5.0
A MUST HAVE for med studentsI found renal physiology to be difficult to grasp until I read this book. This book is excellent because the clinical cases and examples are easy to follow. You NEED this book for your renal exam and for the boards. I never understood all of the hypertonic hyponatremia, etc. stuff until I read this book. This book is complete yet easy to read. You won't regret this purchase! Excellent review and explanation of the basicsThis is an excellent review that clarifies all of the ideas presented in the first years of medical school. It is very useful in helping to grasp the essentials of basic pathophysiology of the kidney. Straighforward and easy to read with good explanations and useful review problems. |
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