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What would you say is the definitive pulmonary textbook that should be in your bookcase?
Monday, May 01, 2006
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There are several good ones out there (for those who still read textbooks.) Good general pulmonary texts include: 1) Murry and Nadel (my preference) and 2) Fishman.
In addition to those, I will mention Ron Crystal's The Lung: Scientific Foundations. It is a great 2-volume set on the basic biology, physiology (and pathophys) of the lungs and a great reference book for a solid foundation in pulmonology.
Fraser and Pare's is the most comprehensive as long as I know. Unfortunately it does not include treatment.
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