Physical Diagnosis For Surgical Students

A handbook that will serve as a great teaching tool for medical students starting to learn physical diagnosis as well as during their third year surgical rotation. A ready reference that can fit in their lab coat pocket.

Dr. Razvi migrated from Bombay to Boston in 1966 to complete his post-graduate education in surgery. Razvi, 2nd of two sons of a surgeon, has had an exemplary carrier starting with graduating from high school 2nd in his class at the age of 14 and entering medical school at the age of 16 after two years of college. Completing medical school at the age of 20 and a rotating internship at the age of 21 is when he migrated to the US and finished 6 years of post-graduate training in surgery. He received certification by the American Board of Surgery in 1974 and has had several decades of an illustrious surgical carrier in the Boston area. He was on the teaching faculty of Tufts University School of Medicine since 1972 and rising through the ranks of the clinical ladder, finished as clinical professor of surgery. Dr. Razvi went back to school part-time in 1998 and received his MBA in 1999 from Northeastern University. He was recognized as one of the best teachers by the Tufts medical students every year and received the William Halstead Award for teaching surgical residents at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center of Boston in 1995 and 2007. Dr. Razvi closed his surgical practice in October, 2011 and is currently dedicating his full time energy towards wound care. He is the Medical Director of the Elliot Center for Wound Care and hyperbaric Medicine in Manchester, NH.