http://journal.medisysedutech.com/ 27 Santhosh M Patil. MediSys J Med Sci 2020 Volume 1 Issue 1
Medicine @ Your Fingertips for MD/DNB Post Graduate Students and Practitioners by Gireesh Kumar KP 3rd Edition Title Medicine @ Your Fingertips for MD/DNB Post Graduate Students and Practitioners Author Dr.Gireesh Kumar KP Edition 3rd Subject Internal Medicine Year of publication 2020 Pages 1040 Publisher Paras Medical Books- Hyderabad ISBN 978-93-86480-87-3
Review have few. Nonetheless, typographical errors ‘weren’t
nonsensical, and hence easy readability ‘isn’t jeopardized. The availability of choices empowers users. However, a recent surge of substandard publications has put the Residents and postgraduate students following other medical students into confusion rather than help them standard textbooks, such as ‘Harrison’s Principles of make informed choices about their source of knowledge. Internal Medicine or Oxford Textbook of Medicine, can Unfortunately, even the beautifully written medical make an easy transition to this book during the final leg books are directed at the wrong readerships. I have come of their certifying exam preparation as the chapters herein across books that are an exhaustive treatise on a subject are treated similarly as in those classic books. I agree with with properly cited sources of information but offered as the author’s claim that the book can also be useful as a undergraduate textbooks and poorly constructed books preparatory manual for those preparing for the NEET-SS sold as postgraduate textbooks. This title,”Medicine @ exam. The book succinctly covers the updated treatment Your Fingertips”by Dr.Gireesh Kumar KP, is an exception. It protocols and can be a ‘physician’s desk reference. is written clearly with the target readership, i.e., residents While I do agree that it is an excellent review book for pursuing postgraduate training in internal medicine. The title was first published in 2010 and is currently in its 3rd residents in internal medicine, it does miss out on certain edition. relevant topics. The addition of chapters on geriatrics, palliative care, and emerging and re-emerging infections After a glance at the content, it becomes evident that the would complete the spectrum expected of such a title. book is aimed at being a review book, and it does not aspire A slight improvement in the page quality will be highly to replace the more exhaustive textbooks of medicine. appreciated by those who tend to paint every page with The book is divided into 21 chapters covering almost the highlighters. entire spectrum of internal medicine. A special chapter on antibiotics in renal failure comes in handy during I would recommend this book to all the academic residents daily practice for both residents and practitioners. As of in medicine as a quick review or exam preparatory manual. August 2020, the book is reasonably up-to-date and has I strongly feel that this book may find a new readership incorporated recent guidelines from various professional among the undergraduate students preparing for the bodies. The language has been kept simple and multi-color National Exit Exam (NEXT) as the proposed draft policies and one column typesetting makes it easier to read and for the said exam call for a more in-depth understanding remember. Though I did come across a few typographical of clinical subjects, including medicine, when compared to errors, I guess for a book of such volume, it is natural to the standards seen in the NEET-PG exam.
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Patil SM, Medicine @ Your Fingertips for MD/DNB Post Graduate Students and Practitioners. 2020;1(1):27-28
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