Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! The fourth edition of SRB's Manual of Surgery brings trainee surgeons fully up to date with the latest procedures and techniques in general surgery.
Each chapter examines both common and uncommon disorders that may occur in different parts of the body and the surgical procedures used to treat them. Malignancies are covered in greater detail in the new edition, discussing staging and current oncological trends.
This pp comprehensive manual includes full colour clinical photographs with detailed explanations, as well as boxes highlighting key physical signs to assist learning. The previous edition published in Clinical notes, wisdom lines, most interesting and most common facts are the highlighting features of the manual. Rajgopal Shenoy is a consultant surgeon, Kasturba medical college hospital, Manipal and a professor of surgery at Kasturba medical college, Manipal.
He has had a brilliant undergraduate and postgraduate career with ranks and distinction. Kindly click the download button given below to get the direct google drive download link.
If you really need the book, click the download button given below. Click here to Download PDF. We highly encourage our visitors to purch ase orig inal books from the respected publishers. This manual is intended for the MBBS final grade exam and not a consolidated textbook. Some chapters are included at the end of the book for the more enthusiastic students and for those interested in participating in testing programs.
Key Features Starts with general surgery, followed by chapters on surgeries from face to rectum and anal canal, also talks about urology, neurosurgery, chest, adjuvant therapy, anesthesia.
New issues include morbid obesity, gastrointestinal fistulas, surgical audit. The chapter containing a list of exciting new developments in surgery and exclusively new topics such as fascinating signs, wrong names, and triads has been included.
The discussion of surgical instruments and procedures has been addressed in the necessary details separately. Malignant neoplasms have been discussed in much more detail with the new staging concept and current oncologic trends.
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