Bailey and Love
Surgery books can be graded as for toppers (FT) , Standard (STD) and to pass the exams at last time (TPL)
Books that I will recommend
Surgery (Theory)
- Bailey & love (FT)
- SRB (STD)
- Manipal manual (TPL)
Surgery (Practicals)
Standard and most important book is S.Das
Bailey & love is the one of the most important book if you want to learn each and every thing from basic to advance level. It is recommended for students who are in 4th or 5th year and starts learning Surgery.
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Content
PART ONE: PRINCIPLES
1. Metabolic response to injury 3
Kenneth Fearon
2. Shock and blood transfusion 13
Karim Brohi
3. Wounds, tissue repair and scars 24
Michael Earley
4. Basic surgical skills and
anastomoses 33
William E. G. Thomas
5. Surgical infection 50
Peter Lamont
6. Surgery in the tropics 68
Pradip K Datta, Pawanindra Lal and
Sanjay De Bakshi
7. Principles of laparoscopic and
robotic surgery 93
Ara Darzi and Sanjay Purkayastha
8. Principles of paediatric surgery 105
Anthony Lander
9. Principles of oncology 125
Robert JC Steele and Alastair J Munro
10. Surgical audit and clinical research 147
Jonothan Earnshaw and Birgit Whitman
11. Surgical ethics and law 155
Robert Wheeler
12. Patient safety 161
Frank Keane
PART TWO: INVESTIGATION AND
DIAGNOSIS
13. Diagnostic imaging 171
Matthew Matson, Gina Allen and Niall Power
14. Gastrointestinal endoscopy 196
James Lindsay
15. Tissue diagnosis 213
Roger Feakins
PART THREE: PERIOPERATIVE CARE
16. Preoperative preparation 229
Medha Vanarase, Pierre Foex and
Kevin Tremper
17. Anaesthesia and pain relief 238
Vivek Mehta, Richard Langford and
Jagannath Haldar
18. Care in the operating room 247
Kath Jenkins and Hilary Edgcombe
19. Perioperative management of the
high-risk surgical patient 255
Mridula Rai and Kevin D Johnston
20. Nutrition and uid therapy 261
John MacFie
21. Postoperative care 272
Jay Kini
22. Day case surgery 281
Douglas McWhinnie and Ian Jackson
PART FOUR: TRAUMA
23. Introduction to trauma 289
Bob Handley and Peter Giannoudis
24. Early assessment and management
of trauma 301
Dinesh Nathwani and Joseph Windley
25. Emergency neurosurgery 310
Tony Belli and Harry Bulstrode
26. Neck and spine 326
Ashley Poynton
27. Maxillofacial trauma 341
Charles Perkins
28. Torso trauma 351
Ken Boffard
29. Extremity trauma 364
Parminder Singh
30. Burns 385
Michael Tyler and Sudip Ghosh
31. Plastic and reconstructive surgery 401
Tim Goodacre
32. Disaster surgery 417
PART FIVE: ELECTIVE ORTHOPAEDICS
33. History taking and clinical
examination in musculoskeletal
disease 437
Parminder J Singh and Hemant G Pandit
34. Sports medicine and sports injuries 463
Gina Allen
35. The spine 470
Chris Lavy and Gavin Bowden
36. Upper limb – pathology, assessment
and management 485
Vinay Takwale and Irfan Khan
37. Hip and knee 505
Hemant G Pandit and Andrew Barnett
38. Foot and ankle 518
Bob Sharpe
39. Musculoskeletal tumours 526
Paul Cool
40. Infection of the bones and joints 541
Martin McNally, Philippa Matthews
and Philip Bejon
41. Paediatric orthopaedics 550
PART SIX: SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE
42. Skin and subcutaneous tissue 577
Christopher Chan and Adam Greenbaum
PART SEVEN: HEAD AND NECK
43. Elective neurosurgery 605
William Gray and Harry Bulstrode
44. The eye and orbit 622
Colm O’Brien, Hugo Henderson and
Jonathan Jagger
45. Cleft lip and palate: developmental
abnormalities of the face, mouth
and jaws 634
William P Smith
46. The nose and sinuses 653
Robert W Ruckley and Iain J Nixon
47. The ear 661
Grant Bates
48. Pharynx, larynx and neck 674
Rishi Sharma and Martin Birchall
49. Oropharyngeal cancer 706
William P Smith
50. Disorders of the salivary glands 723
PART EIGHT: BREAST AND ENDOCRINE
51. The thyroid and parathyroid glands 741
Zygmunt H Krukowski
52. The adrenal glands and other
abdominal endocrine disorders 778
Tom WJ Lennard
53. The breast 798
PART NINE: CARDIOTHORACIC
54. Cardiac surgery 823
Jonathan R Anderson and Mustafa Zakkar
55. The thorax 850
Ian Hunt and Carol Tan
PART TEN: VASCULAR
56. Arterial disorders 877
Robert Sayers
57. Venous disorders 901
Peter McCollum and Ian Chetter
58. Lymphatic disorders 923
Shervanthi Homer-Vanniasinkam and
PART ELEVEN: ABDOMINAL
59. History and examination of the
abdomen 941
Mohan de Silva and V Sitaram
60. Abdominal wall, hernia and umbilicus 948
Stephen J Nixon and Bruce Tulloh
61. The peritoneum, omentum, mesentery
and retroperitoneal space 970
Charles H Knowles
62. The oesophagus 987
Derek Alderson
63. Stomach and duodenum 1023
John N Primrose and Timothy J Underwood
64. Bariatric surgery 1058
John Baxter
65. The liver 1065
Rahul S Koti, Sanjeev Kanoria and
Brian R Davidson
66. The spleen 1087
O James Garden
67. The gall bladder and bile ducts 1097
Kevin Conlon
68. The pancreas 1118
Satyajit Bhattacharya
69. The small and large intestines 1143
Gordon Carlson and Jonathan Epstein
70. Intestinal obstruction 1181
Jagannath Haldar
18. Care in the operating room 247
Kath Jenkins and Hilary Edgcombe
19. Perioperative management of the
high-risk surgical patient 255
Mridula Rai and Kevin D Johnston
20. Nutrition and uid therapy 261
John MacFie
21. Postoperative care 272
Jay Kini
22. Day case surgery 281
Douglas McWhinnie and Ian Jackson
PART FOUR: TRAUMA
23. Introduction to trauma 289
Bob Handley and Peter Giannoudis
71. The vermiform appendix 1199
P Ronan O’Connell
72. The rectum 1215
Sue Clark
73. The anus and anal canal 1236
Peter Lunniss and Karen Nugent
PART TWELVE: GENITOURINARY
74. Urinary symptoms and investigations 1271
Christopher G Fowler
75. The kidneys and ureters 1282
Christopher G Fowler
76. The urinary bladder 1309
Freddie Hamdy
77. The prostate and seminal vesicles 1340
David E Neal and Greg L Shaw
78. Urethra and penis 1359
Ian Eardley
79. Testis and scrotum 1377
Ian Eardley
80. Gynaecology 1392
Stephen Kennedy and Enda McVeigh
PART THIRTEEN: TRANSPLANTATION
81. Transplantation 1407
J Andrew Bradley
Appendix 1:
Common instruments used in general
surgery 1433
Pradip K Datta
Index 1437
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