Revision Notes for the MRCOG Part 1 (Oxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts)

Excellent guide for candidates who want to appear for MRCOG.

Good book. Useful

Good product

Must read .Very important

Good sized hand book.Quality of paper and printing is what you expect from Oxford University Press. What I liked the most was the way the salient points have been written with ample space to the sides to jot down the reader's own notes in. Definitely not a primary book but an excellent revision book,as the name states.

Quick grasp points. Easy to assimilate and recall during exam. Highly recommended!

I bough this book for my brother and he is loving it. Nice and neat for the price.

I bought this book having failed the exam the first time around. Using this and a few other resources, I studied it pretty thoroughly. I felt this book covered a lot of the more obscure stuff - embryological equivalent of Wharton's jelly being a perfect example (came up before; I had no idea...) No book is ever going to cover everything but this one is a great buy for those studying for mrcog 1. The lay out is sparse, without fancy images or glossy pages, but I found that it covered exactly what was needed, all in bullet-point format. I thought the anatomy, genetics and physiology chapters were particularly strong. Overall an excellent book, though I did supplement with other exam prep items.

I enjoyed it

Unfortunately I spent a small fortune on books for Part 1, you shouldn't make the same mistake! You obviously NEED "the green book" of past papers, familiarity with this is your main revision tool. Otherwise, I ended up using just this book and Wikipedia - passed first time! It is very concise, with easy to understand bullet points and diagrams. Pretty sure I wouldn't have passed without it.

Most helpful book ...I advise everyone to get it.