CURRENT Medical Diagnosis and Treatment 2021 60th Edition

This book is a wonderful resource to have for research. It is not something you want to go to in a pinch though or on the go. This book is great for building knowledge of a certain diagnosis so that when you see it in the clinic or hospital it will be easy to recall.

My PA program used this as a recommended reading. It's a thick book, but it has helpful tables and great info. This is a book I'll keep on my shelf for a long time.

Incredible resource!!I read one topic and realized this is amazing book. It gives you guideline when and why should a medical professional order labs and refer patient to consulting service. Further it also suggest recent trails for best treatment.

Updated with great information! Using new evidences-based practice information for diagnosis and treatment. Great reference to have, especially for nurse practitioners! The first copy I ordered was bent and ripped, amazon replaced it and sent the other copy.

wonderful book, very comprehensive easy to use. I have been buying the lange series for the last 40 years and they are getting better all the time

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4 stars for content.I deducted 1 star because I also received a book that had shoddy binding jobThe spine of the book adhesive was incorrect or irregular. When I open the package I had a huge gap in the spine of book and several pages where not adhering to the adhesive.I will probably try to do a mend job with rubber glue or something to avoid losing pages.But the book content was everything I expected and more. Very easy to read and understand yet comprehensive on the topics.

You better read this book, friend.I bought this book after sacrificing my 2019 copy in the MICU because I didn’t want to bring the COVID home. And it is just as good. You need to know about primary hyperparathyroidism? Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? Babesiosis? You better read this book, friend.