TSRA Clinical Scenarios in Cardiothoracic Surgery

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University of Chicago Residency, General Surgery, - Northwestern University Feinberg Class of American Board of Surgery Surgery. TX State Medical License - MN State Medical License - IL State Medical License - OH State Medical License An exceptional text for Cardiothoracic trainees, no question Sadly this kindle version doesn't link the 'Table of Contents' to the text on an iPad and presumably on a Kindle Reader.

Hardly exhausting but inconvenient nevertheless. If you own an iPad you are better to purchase this through the apple store where navigation is easier. A great text let down by a simple failing. One person found this helpful.

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Very good review booklet for residents and fellows. I recommend it to all residents.

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From Thoracic Surgery Directors Association: The TSRA Clinical Scenarios in Cardiothoracic Surgery app strives to enhance surgical education by providing an aggregation of common surgical problems in general thoracic, adult cardiac, and congenital cardiac surgery. Users are given a typical clinical presentation with associated options for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, followed by a series of what if scenarios that might influence the approach to the patients clinical state. Users encouraged to take notes on each topic, and they can be stored on the device for future reference.