Customer Review: I am a med student and bought this Pocketpedia for quick reference during PM&R electives. Almost all attendings and residents have commented that this pocket book is a great resource for students and residents. It has a thorough overview of PM&R topics and fits in the pocket of your white... more info
Customer Review: i've been in private practice for 10years, but have been out of PMR practice for about 8 years. i used this text exclusively for the recertification boards and passed with flying colors. if your primary goal is to pass the recertification board, this is ALL YOU NEED. secondarily, i would... more info
Customer Review: Excellent breakdown of common problems by anatomic location. Pertinent review of signs and symptoms exam findings investigation, differential and treatment. Very easy reading. The entire book can be read in one sitting.
Customer Review: I already owned the Braddom textbook which I did like, but I decided to invest in the e-dition as well. I have actually been very happy with the online access to Braddom. It is much more convenient than trying to carry around that heavy book and I also like the board review questions as well. I... more info
Customer Review: The question and answer format of this text is a familiar theme in medical training, and carries over very well into this written format. The questions are "right on" as to what is really important. I review it regularly.
Customer Review: This book has helped me a lot with the rehabilitation aspect of Athletic Training, which is my major at school. Two of the grad assistance have it and loved it, so I decided to get the book! So far it has been the best move, I have learned new exercises to help with athlete's that I didn't know... more info
Customer Review: Anyone treating lung disease would do well to purchase this book. All respiratory programs should make this a requirement. A good investment. I look forward to a future book on in this forward moving field.
Fellow pulmonary therapist.
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