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- Haematology and Immunology are both covered in Rapid Review Pathology. I personally found that I was better able to appreciate the rapid review series for revision after having established a background from Guyton and Robbins. - S Jav
- The only topics I think missing in this book are haematology and immunology. - Andrew Gough
- I forgot to mention how this book is awesome for medical students of any year. For pre-clinical years, this book is a great supplement text for lecture notes. For clinical/PBL years, this book makes a great resource for PBL and a great companion to the BNF for a more indepth description of the drugs. - Bernard Ho
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