Suitable for candidates preparing for the intercollegiate MRCS exam, this title presents the essential facts in each subject area in note form with special attention given to areas that are often poorly understood.

Offers comprehensive lists in subjects that appear frequently in the MRCS Written, Viva and Clinical examinations. This book covers a spectrum of surgery from basic sciences through to the clinical aspects. It provides a last minute refreshment of the important and common topics in the days leading up to each examination.

This revision guide is designed for the MRCS paper 2 examination. The vital facts are presented in a user-friendly format and all areas of the syllabus are covered in concise note form.

This book is the first of its kind, written by authors with recent experience of the examination themselves.

Written specifically for the new intercollegiate examination, this book contains extended matching items with full explanations for every question.

Written specifically for the new intercollegiate examination this book contains extended matching items with full explanations for every question.

A comprehensive selection of multiple-choice questions for the 'Part 1' of the Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) examination and its Scottish equivalent the AFRCS. Questions have been chosen to reflect the structure of the examination and include many that are similar to those that were asked over the last few years. Both the Core Module and the System Module of the examination are covered. Detailed answers are provided. Kefah Mokbel has written a number of books for the surgical examinations as well as for other professional examinations and is also the principal lecturer on the MasterPass MRCS course. This book reflects his considerable experience of the MRCS examination and will be invaluable to candidates preparing for this examination.

This book follows closely the syllabus for the MRCS (AFRCS in Edinburgh) diploma. It contains 200 MCQs with 1,000 specific questions covering the whole syllabus. The questions are grouped in the same fashion as in the syllabus to facilitate self-assessmen

This volume gives clinical medical students the basics of the major emergency conditions they may come across both in finals and on the wards.