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Originally Posted by eddie
Can you tell us which books you followed in your medical college related to Pathology and Medicine? As far as I know the most popular books for pathology and medicine are Robbins & Cotran and Harrison's respectively where the latter is thicker (since it comes in 3 volumes) and no it is no where near 1ft in thickness (even after keeping all 3 books one over other). Which 1ft thick book are you talking about here? The only thicker book I have seen that lies between Harrison's and Robbins is probably Bailey & Love's which is also not 1ft thick.
Also for your kind information (although you should know it as you are already a doctor), any disease is classed after its causative agent has been found. Delusion cannot be clubbed with any disease that has some organic cause and thus delusional parasitosis is "not a parasitic" disease...not because parasites have not been found...but because it is considered as delusion. It is being treated for Delusions...because it is a delusion. There are no two ways about it.
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newayz i'm not here to argue...
@shri75...yep he he he
eddie buddy it's not my term not my treatment...
it's all theirs...bloody sams
so don't blame me
kotran,kumar n robbins...4 volumes....for MD path
harrison's internal med...2 volumes(not3)...for MD med
what i've stated before is not my belief
and i'm not here to educate ppl abt that
so no point arguing
if ya think it that way...then think buddy
regards