Get Through MRCS: SBAs

Get Through MRCS: SBAs
ISBN-10
1498726216
ISBN-13
9781498726214
Category
Medical
Pages
544
Language
English
Published
2016-02-15
Publisher
CRC Press
Authors
Nikhil Pawa, Paul Cathcart, Howard Tribe

Description

Containing 1000 SBAs for the MRCS Part A, Get Through MRCS Part A:1 is written and edited by expert authors with recent experience of the MRCS syllabus. Each question comes with an explanation to guide further revision. Covering the syllabus and split into sections on pathology, applied surgical anatomy and physiology, this is the best practise for your MRCS Part A examination.

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