Behind The Knife ABSITE Podcast Companion Paperback – November 12, 2020

Happy uou updated 2mm margins in DCISLiked the new chaptersId love to see more in depth detailes on sarcomas and melanomas.Recomend that the next update will have different colors in colon screening and staging.Also if possible, add anothe colomb of what treatment protocole and one page summery of the most relevant game changing articles like Z11 and cross flot etc' as they come up in oral boards often.All in all i love your charts staging. Helped make sence of NCCN and understand from where we talk about NA / Adjuvant.

I've listened to BTK since I was an intern and always appreciated either ABSITE review episodes. They have gotten me through 5 years of residency and oral boards successfully. I purchased the kindle version of this book in preparation for the April 2021 qualifying exam (yes I was part of the cohort that got screwed by the bungled remote written boards given in July 2020). I think overall the book is a good resource that provides a quick and comprehensive overview of important topics and is an easy read. My biggest gripe is that the kindle version (at least the one that is on my laptop) is not very good. Weird scripting and formatting. A couple of times things were unreadable and you can't double click and enlarge images like you can on other kindle textbooks.If the kindle version is somehow patched/fixed then this would be an easy 5 star.

I used BTK for all 5 years of surgery residency and now re-visiting for written boards. Great coverage of the basics and a quality written addition to their ABSITE and surgery board review podcasts. They continue to improve the resource with illustrations, updates, and a paper copy which is perfect for highlighting and making notes. Much appreciated BTK, A+

This is my first experience with BTK's Podcast Companion. I have thoroughly enjoyed this. It follows along pretty closely with the direction of the podcast. I have really enjoyed the effort by the BTK team to implement current guidelines and landmark literature into the Companion. Overall, this is a great resource, and I highly recommend purchasing this and telling all of your general surgery resident colleagues and students about this.

I was hesitant to buy this since I have the first edition on kindle and the new edition is more expensive, but the podcast has been so clutch for me as an intern that I figured I should support the authors. It’s totally worth it! Just as organized as the prior edition, but the illustrations make all the difference, at least for me. Highly recommend!

Great content in the book and great for studying. The only reason why I couldn’t give 5 stars is because when I received the book-the first 25 pages is only partially attached to the book binding and so now I am dealing with pages starting to fall out and I have only had the book for less than a week.

I liked the simplified version of studying this book offers! It is good for putting facts you stored a long time ago back in the forefront of your memory. The version also offers some pictures which are helpful to get oriented for anatomy or surgery variations.

This second edition is a huge update! First love that it is available as a hard copy to take notes in while listening to the podcasts. Second, the illustrations are very helpful. Highly recommend this to those who learn by taking notes while listening to lectures!