MA of Infertility Management (Anshan Gold Standard Mini Atlas) [Paperback] Sushma Deshmukh

Over the next 2 years around 50 titles will be published, covering a comprehensive range of disciplines within medicine and health sciences. In a handy 152mm x 122mm size, and between 250-350 pages, these pocket atlases will contain up-to-the-minute information on their subject, which has been compiled, distilled and updated from prior work by each author. Each mini-atlas will also contain a free CDROM or DVDROM with material to accompany and complement the text.The 'Anshan Gold Standard Mini Atlas Series' will appeal to everyone involved in medicine and health sciences, from undergraduates to private practitioners, from medical professionals and academics. The full series will develop into an outstanding resource for any medical library, and each individual title will be a great value-for-money addition to a personal collection, for use as a portable reference for work or home. The first books has published in February 2007, with a consistent flow of additional titles each month throughout 2007/08.

Anshan Publishers is a publisher of fine medical, scientific, and technical books. We find the best titles from our worldwide publishing partners and bring them to the global marketplace.

We publish in a wide range of fields, including:-

Anatomy
Anesthesia
Cardiology
Dermatology
Hospital Acquired Infections/Epidemiology
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics
Pain Management
Pathology
Pediatrics
Pharmacy
Radiology
Surgery
Ultrasound, ECG, and Echo

This is a wonderful book. The small size of this mini atlas does not detract from its intrinsic value. It is concise, yet comprehensive. If I were a medical student I would read this book. If I were reviewing for a comprehensive examination, I would read this book. It is comprehensive, visually attractive and well written. --Bruce A. Fenderson. PHd (Thomas Jefferson University) © Doody Enterprises Inc - In review of the Mini Atlas of Histology

What the harassed junior doctor needs, in the vast majority of contexts, is not a comprehensive textbook laden with footnotes and detailed explanations, but something portable, a literal 'vade mecum' ('Come with me!')

The volume under discussion - like others in the Anshan Gold Standard Mini Atlas Series - is suitably small. It even incorporates a mini DVD-ROM, of small diameter, to add to the beautiful smallness of the whole enterprise. Yet the book does not skimp on the contents. The paper is of the usual high quality of Anshan publications. The book is, as is obvious from the above, small, with an attractive black cover with a little golden rosette on the cover indicating its membership in the series. --Seamus Sweeney, MD Eurotimes - In review of the Mini Atlas of Ophthalmic Surgery