Concise Orthopaedic Notes: Revision aid for Orthopaedic Exams

by Firas Arnaout

A unique multi-disciplinary resource which is a great read for those who have no time to read!These concise revision notes are primarily aimed at candidates preparing for orthopaedic exams, and useful for those in Trauma and Orthopaedic placements.We understand that it can be very demanding for candidates to prepare for these challenging exams whilst working busy jobs. With this in mind, we have written this book in an easy-to-read style covering the breadth and depth of T&O.The concise high-quality content is exam-focused and complemented by hundreds of diagrams, illustrations, radiographs, clinical images and reference to landmark papers. This book will complement your exam preparation and be a great companion for on-the-go revision to help you sail through the exam.The authors are all esteemed senior faculty of the Orthopaedic Academy, who between them have ample up-to-date experience and knowledge of T&O examinations. They have attended most UK and international postgraduate orthopaedic courses and have reviewed all relevant books and literature. They have an excellent track record for helping many candidates pass these exams.We always welcome and look forward to receiving feedback from our readers as this helps improve the content of upcoming editions for the benefit of future orthopaedic candidates. Why not head over to Amazon, Google Books or BookAuthority.org to leave a review or even write to the email below.Readers and interested followers are invited to join our Telegram where authors and readers communicate to share ideas, feedback and comments.We also invite anyone who is interested in becoming an author on the next edition or wishes to discuss future collaborative opportunities to contact the editors contact@OrthopaedicAcademy.co.uk .

673 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 2, 2020

Reviews

[Firas Arnaout · Rating 5 out of 5]

The overall outline of the book is simplified with bullet points and easily reproducible diagrams with an eye on the most common themes asked in an orthopaedic exam