Clinical Pathophysiology Made Ridiculously Simple

so much more readable and understandable than my professor ... most students on my course (human sciences) use this book.It's physiology, it's pathology and it relates to real people.A Winner

fantastic book for biomed and med students. beautifully simple and easy to remember

This book lays down the groundwork for pathophysiology

Very easy and simple to understand,i would suggest this book for those who's in the pre clinical years medicine.it is not sufficient if you just read this spand go into exam,but it makes the difficult concept easier.i can see the logics behind most of the disease and it's associated symptom.what i would suggest,read this first and then Robbin.also,i read this book when my brain can't take anymore pressure..haha...it's like a bedtime story for me

as a med student, this book cant be more helpful for me to understand the materials in college.concise, simple language, systematic is all about the book. i dont have to go back to my first yr lecture notes to undertand the pathophysiology of the human body... every med students should have this book!

Came next day as stated, constant is perfect and ideal for my studies, my only qualm is that it’s creased and has dirt all over the cover, it’s doenst affect the book but it makes it look used

I don't know why this book isn't that popular!!!!!!It is very concise, which at first, made me think that it wouldn't have much to offer... But it's not all about size!!!!I have tried reading pathology books like Goljan, the big robbins book, but this is by far the best way to learn about diseases, The book doesn't waffle at all and gets straight to the point for us medical students!!!!! I wish i found this sooner. It explains neurological defects particularly well (a lot better than clinical neuroanatomy made ridiculously simple).However, i must note that i have been using other books as well so I do feel it is worth to read around!hope my comment helps!!!!!!!

I was looking forward to explore the CD.... But it was not included.