Anesthesiologist's manual of surgical procedures

I bought this towards the end of my clinicals and wish I’d bought it at the beginning. It helped far more than Vargo alone to let me know what to watch for and helped me to have a plan before each case, even if my preceptor had different ideas. I’ve been practicing for two years now and it’s one of two books that I kept after school that live in my locker at work. It’s been a year or so since I cracked it open, so I think it’s time to pass it on, but I’m very glad I bought it.

Mi ha deluso! Mi aspettavo spiegazioni un po’ più dettagliate degli interventi, dal punto di vista chirurgico (e sono un anestesista, quindi non pretendo chissà che). Troppo approssimativo, mi ha dato poco

I wish I had purchased it earlier in anesthesia school. It's hard to find information about how to manage all the different cases you will be exposed to, but this is the best I've found. Helps you not look like an idiot when it's your first time doing a certain type of case.

I’m currently in Anesthesia school and so I wouldn’t say this book is an absolute necessity, it does facilitate some of the circle. I use it almost weekly, some of the descriptions by the author are brief Not all encompassing, but the surgical recommendations facilitating other resources rather easily. The seller sent me an ultrasonography for regional anesthesia by mistake the first time which oddly enough as my dissertation, so I kept the original book and received this book bonus.

Item arrived on time and as advertised