Like the previous edition, this update is a comprehensive yet succinct resource on pediatric neoplasms. As a trainee, I love the quick-reference, outline-style format. I can easily flip to a page, read key facts, scan the differential, and check out the photos to see what I want to know. I use this while previewing and I take it home to review and study. MORE

This edition marks the start of a new era for this long-standing book. Fans of the single-authored book can rest easy, as the authors have done a wonderful job of maintaining the pragmatic approach of earlier editions. Although extensive revisions and updates have been made, they augment rather than replace the original voice of the book. MORE

This is an excellent option for use in a course covering the scope of the discipline of pharmacology. It’s easy on the eyes, easy to read and digest, and particularly strong in balancing detail and brevity. This balance clearly differentiates this book from others in the field that are either oppressive, unreadable tomes of undigestible detail or skeleton outlines that lack actual content. MORE

This is a new book that comprehensively covers the pathophysiology of orbital diseases. It is an excellent and valuable resource for developing an understanding of the diseases affecting the orbit. Particularly valuable are the composite figures including clinical photographs, imaging findings, and pathology slides. MORE