Recent content by drivesmecraazee

Oh c'mon guys!!!! There are plenty of residents and med students applying to ent, Im pretty sure they could pass me a link, even attendings could

Does anybody know a website with free articles about ENT? Thanks. Your answers will be very apreciated.

Thanks resxn!!!! :thumbup:

GENIUS :laugh:

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: TRUE!! But how "medical" is the medical management in ENT?? How much diferential diagnosis one must do in ENT??? This questions got me thinking :confused:

Hey!! Glad to know there's at least someone who has been in my position. Why are you regretting your decision?

You're right, in english people uses the word "you" rather than "one". Im very sorry. Excuse me please. I never meant to start a fight, I just tought he was insulting me and wanted to know the reason. Actually, I was very surprised because, just like you said, everyone in the Oto boards are...

lol

I was prepared for this, I knew everyone would post stuff like this. I DID felt some hostility in his post, but hey... let him say what he wants to say, if he says to me he didn't meant to insult me I will surely offer him a sincere apology.

I really don't want you to think Im being paranoid or something like that. But this clearly seems like an insult to me... Why would I specifically be more intelectually challenged?? Given the hostility I've felt in this forums I wouldn't be surprised if you did actually insult me. I don't know...

I think the OP was talking about IM AND SUBSPECIALITIES, not exactly pure IM docs. Sure there a lots of diagnostic methods but the physician must have some clinical knowledge and abilities in order to know which test/study needs to be ordered, at least that's how it works in a system with...

I wouldn't be surprised to be the only student trying to decide between these two, but actually, I don't find these THAT different, sure... one's a surgical speciality and the other is medical. But still, both have a nice mix of clinic and procedures. Now let me tell you a little bit about...

I think the hardest to get into in Costa Rica would be optho, or plastics...Im not sure. But that changes a lot anyways. For example, a couple of years ago there was a HUGE lack of anesthesiologists, so A LOT of people got in the field, now we have very young anesthesiology attendings with big...

I've heard some awful stories about clinical practice in the US...didn't know for sure if they were true, but now that you're telling me this...well, no wonder why rads is soooo competitive over there, here it's not competitive at all