Written by the authors of successful exam-related titles in obstetrics and gynecology, Get Through MRCOG Part 2 : SBAs provides 3 exams’ worth of questions mapped to the RCOG syllabus in the SBA style. With detailed explanations and relevant references to guidelines, this is the definitive resource for those tasking the MRCOG Part Examination, – Questions organized by chapters based on the RCOG Core Curriculum Modules for targeted revision – Each question referenced to relevant guidelines, with detailed explanations – Experienced author team with extensive knowledge of the MRCOG syllabus.
GET THROUGH MRCOG Part 2 SBAs
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| Dimensions | 20 × 14 × 4 cm |
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