Ambulatory Medicine Case Book

Written by faculty at Emory University School of Medicine this book helps students and residents to develope the clinical reasoning skills crucial for boards and practice.

The book presents real patient orientated cases for 92 of the clinical problems encountered in outpatient settings and also follows the interactive question and answer format of Robert W. Schrier's highly successful book The Internal Medicine Casebook: Real Patients,Real Answers .

Cases are structured in a way that mirrors the style of rounds presentations.

Each case begins with the patient's history and physical examination findings and proceeds to questions and evidence based answers about the appropriate diagnostic workup and treatment