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The Walmsley Cases in Pathology is useful though a bit dated now. The online Tietz offers cases and includes the Srivastava book. Personally, I think these and the ACB book are a bit light weight for where I
want to be(though I haven’t gone through the Part 2 Mod 2 stage so I don’t know if they are useful for that. Anyone?).
The Gifford Batstone cases for comments scheme is outstanding and goes into good depth. (PM me if you need the email address. I haven’t asked permission to attach here).
I wonder if there is any doubt on the exam due to COVID-19?
Meantime, all the best for part 2 mod 2.
Dr Christopher M. Pitt
Principal Biochemist
NHS Ayrshire & Arran
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Subject: Clinical cases book
Can anyone recommend a good clinical cases book for part 2 module 2 FRCPath revision. I have been through the cases in the ACB clinical cases in laboratory medicine book and was wondering if there is another similar book that would be
useful.
Regards
Francesca Meakin
MSc DipRCPath
Senior Clinical Biochemist
King's Mill Hospital
tel: 01623 622515 ext 6416.
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