Internal Medicine

Congratulations on arriving at this stage in your medical career! This book is to help you condense the somewhat overwhelming constellation of Internal Medicine "facts" into a usable data base. It is not comprehensive and is obviously lopsided (for example, the Hematology and Oncology sections are expanded to take advan­ tage of previously prepared material, and because students are often confused/in­ timidatd by the "C" word). It is not written by a basic scientist in the lab or a molecular b