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Step 1 Kaplan Video Lectures - Biochemistry Section
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Step 2 Surgery Recall in Mp3
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Showing posts with label cardiology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardiology. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Secrets for USMLE Step 2 - free download
Step 2 Secrets is another good series for USMLE Step 2.
You can download them here:
http://4usmle.net/step-2-downloads/1522-step-2-secrets-series-new-post.html
You can download them here:
http://4usmle.net/step-2-downloads/1522-step-2-secrets-series-new-post.html
Blue Print Series for USMLE Step 2
Blue Print Series is a set of good Step 2 Review books.
You can download them for free at:
http://4usmle.net/step-2-downloads/1521-blue-print-series-usmle-step-2-a.html
You can download them for free at:
http://4usmle.net/step-2-downloads/1521-blue-print-series-usmle-step-2-a.html
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Residency World - Cardiology
Residency world - Cardiology
This is another popular and competitive IM subspecialty. It also is considered one of the three most procedural subspecialties in IM (sharing the honor with GI and Pulmonary/critical care). Cardiology is a 3 year fellowship, with at least 2 years of required clinical training time. The rest of the fellowship can be spent in research or additional clinical time. The clinical practice of cardiology is highly varied, and it allows for a large number of areas of subspecialization. Cardiologists can do angiograms, angioplasties (with interventional training), right heart catheterization, echocardiograms, manage heart failure, coronary artery disease, hypertension, treat arrhythmias, treat pre- and post- heart transplant patients, and manage adult patients with congenital heart disease, just to name a few. Some cardiologists will choose to do further subspecialty training. After cardiology fellowship, graduates can do a 1-year fellowship in interventional cardiology, where they get trained in such things as angioplasties, coronary artery stenting, valvuloplasty, and even things like pulmonary artery stenting. Another certified fellowship that cardiology grads can do is a 1-year fellowship in cardiac electrophysiology, where fellows are trained in pacemaker placement and interrogation, intracardiac defibrillator placements, cardiac resynchronization therapy, and VT/VF and afib/flutter ablation techniques, among other procedures.
Source: http://www.usmlestep.com
This is another popular and competitive IM subspecialty. It also is considered one of the three most procedural subspecialties in IM (sharing the honor with GI and Pulmonary/critical care). Cardiology is a 3 year fellowship, with at least 2 years of required clinical training time. The rest of the fellowship can be spent in research or additional clinical time. The clinical practice of cardiology is highly varied, and it allows for a large number of areas of subspecialization. Cardiologists can do angiograms, angioplasties (with interventional training), right heart catheterization, echocardiograms, manage heart failure, coronary artery disease, hypertension, treat arrhythmias, treat pre- and post- heart transplant patients, and manage adult patients with congenital heart disease, just to name a few. Some cardiologists will choose to do further subspecialty training. After cardiology fellowship, graduates can do a 1-year fellowship in interventional cardiology, where they get trained in such things as angioplasties, coronary artery stenting, valvuloplasty, and even things like pulmonary artery stenting. Another certified fellowship that cardiology grads can do is a 1-year fellowship in cardiac electrophysiology, where fellows are trained in pacemaker placement and interrogation, intracardiac defibrillator placements, cardiac resynchronization therapy, and VT/VF and afib/flutter ablation techniques, among other procedures.
Source: http://www.usmlestep.com
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