By Christian de Virgilio, Areg Grigorian

Surgery: A Case-Based Clinical Review has established itself as an indispensable guide for medical students, interns, residents, and various healthcare trainees, including physician assistants, nursing students, and nurse practitioners. This third edition of the book builds upon its legacy of excellence in preparing students for the surgical shelf exam and clinical wards, while responding dynamically to the evolving field of surgery. Overall, the book maintains its unique structure, beginning with a series of carefully selected cases that represent the most common and pivotal surgical scenarios. This edition retains the book’s signature easy-to-understand style, ensuring concepts are accessible to the core audience. Recognizing the crucial role of visual aids in the comprehension of complex surgical concepts, the third edition introduces a series of illustrations, further enhancing the visual appearance and utility of the text. The scope of this edition also includes a subtle yet significant update to existing chapters, ensuring they align with the latest surgical techniques and guidelines and keeping the book a current and reliable reference. Each section is followed by a set of targeted questions and answers, sharpening the reader's skills in diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and management. The updated third edition will continue to provide students with the premier resource to not only learn classic surgical diseases and principles, but also continue to provide them with a comprehensive resource to prepare for their surgical exams.