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The second edition of Key Topics in General Surgery has been updated to reflect changes
in surgical practice that have occurred since the first edition was published in 1996. The
format remains largely unchanged but several old topics have been discarded in favour of
new, more relevant chapters. The old Fellowship examination has now been abandoned,
and we feel that the book is well suited to trainees preparing for the MRCS.
In keeping with the growth of evidence-based practice, we have attempted to indicate
the strength of evidence supporting much of the material included. Where a systematic
review of randomized controlled trials (the ‘gold standard’ of evidence-based medicine)
is reported, it is identified with the superscript ‘a’ in the text. (Some meta-analyses are
considered to be equivalent to a systematic review.) Where work from a randomized
controlled trial (RCT) or meta-analysis is reported, it is identified with the superscript ‘b’
in the text. Other peer reviewed work (reviews, uncontrolled studies or case reports) is
identified with the superscript ‘c’. Alternatively, the references maybe cited at the end of
the chapter. Much of surgical practice is not yet or cannot be supported by high level
evidence, and this is apparent by the paucity of references in some areas.
Informa Healthcare; June 2002
392 pages; ISBN 9780203428009
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392 pages; ISBN 9780203428009
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