Greenspan's Basic & Clinical Endocrinology

Absolutely instrumental for anyone doing an endocrine rotation. It would also be a good idea for internal medicine residents to have a copy for reference; endocrinology tends to be an area which for some reason gets overlooked.

Great reference book and comprehensive roadmap of human endocrinology. Applicable to many students at the graduate level and in the medical field

Very good book Comprehensive yet not too voluminous to be impossible to read. Lange series of textbooks tend to be sensible anyway

I really enjoyed reading this book during my clinical rotation in Endocrinology. Each chapter is worth to read and up to date. I strongly recommend this book to every medical student and resident in Endocrinology.

This had exactly what I needed and it was very well explained Yet it did not go into depth about diseases and that was what I needed

good book

Quick delivery and as described!

Super dense book, a little more than what is needed to know for endocrinology. If you like the super comprehensive explanations then this is the book for you. If you're someone who wants just the big picture then skip over buying this

Great deal

A must have book for anyone to is preparing to give exams for endocrinology subjects. Has all of the necessary staff to make you great.

A wonderful textbook, very clear and precise. Every endocrinology student should own this book. Very recommended also for medicine students that love endocrinology. Best textbook with the best quality/cost ratio...enjoy

With 9 editions, you know Greenspan's Basic & Clinical Endocrinology has to be good: so many people have voted with their dollars. This book is clearly aimed at people who have had some training in science. The book provides a nicely integrated review of how hormones work and where they are produced, and medical implications and applications of this knowledge. It is user-friendly in the sense of providing listings at the beginning of each chapter of the various hormones and their abbreviations. The connections between genes and genetic defects, and hormones and hormone receptors are clearly stated, where the scientific knowledge currently exists. The writing and editing of the various chapters is even in style and uniform in the exposition of knowledge. There are very few typographical erros, which is as it should be after 9 editions. This book could be used as a benchmark for how student's textbooks should written. The value/price ratio is good.

This was a well put together text book, easy enough to understand for anyone with a basic understanding of biochemistry and/or cell/molecular biology.