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- There is one example of a normal xray but what I meant was that there weren't pictures of normal xrays next to the abnormal ones. And as I said before, it is unnecessary. I only mentioned that as I was quite early on in my medical education and was just introduced to xrays and still getting my head around them. Having started clinical years and seeing lots of xrays, I can say that it really is unnecessary as the xrays are really straight-forward. I should have been clearer in my meaning. - A Ajith
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- Seriously I find Davidson much contentful as compared to Kumar & Clark, no offense. Even many of my professors recommended this book as reference for Internal Medicine. - Magnum Tan
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