Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, Twenty-First Edition (Vol.1 & Vol.2)

Exactamente son igual a la foto.Vienen los 2 libros! De tapa dura.

100% recommended

Highly recommend for studying and office reference.

The text is perfectly readable on even the smallest Kindle e-reader, font size is adjustable and highlighting works. A dictionary can be enabled, but it is not a medical dictionary. Most tables and photographs will need to be viewed on an iPad or other device where the image can be enlarged.I had rare issues with a page turn jumping to a random place in the book, but that might have been operator error.

This is the definitive textbook of medicine. Too detailed for most medical student's use however. A great reference book.

I may be me and not the product?! But trying to use the INDEX to reach a word (EVEN THOSE CAPITALIZED AND WITH BOLD FONT foe example ACNE VULGARIS) let me land in an irrelivant page with bulky text never showing the searched word precisely. I had to navigate several pages to see that word. Is this a bug or a user misunderstanding how to search?

I ordered the hardcover initially. It was noticeably thicker than the previous edition. I have been experiencing eye strain when I read small fonts lately. So, for the first time, I decided to try e-book version of Harrison's, so returned the hardcover and downloaded Kindle version. It looks great on Ipad. Images/tables are high resolutions, and they can be magnified. The index is hyperlinked to the section, so it is easy to look up. Most of all, I can carry it with me and open it even while at work. With Apple pencil, it is so easy to turn pages and highlight the section I want to note.

If you are looking an internal medicine reference book the Harrison’s is the book. No doubt. Two volume set. Easy to read. A must for your library.