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Operative Techniques in Spine Surgery by John M. Rhee ISBN: 978-1975172138

Operative Techniques in Spine Surgery by John M. Rhee ISBN: 978-1975172138

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About this Hardcover

ISBN-13
9781975172138
Author
John M. Rhee,Scott D. Boden
Publisher
Wolters Kluwer Health
Edition
Third
Published
2021-08-28
Pages
600
Binding
Hardcover

Verified US edition — ISBN 9781975172138

ISBN 9781975172138 identifies the Third of Operative Techniques in Spine Surgery by John M. Rhee by John M. Rhee,Scott D. Boden, published by Wolters Kluwer Health (2021-08-28). Every copy autoxdx ships against this ISBN is the genuine US-edition print run from the original publisher's authorized US distribution — no overseas reprints, no scanned facsimiles, no "international edition" rebranding. Verify this ISBN against your professor's syllabus before checkout.

About Wolters Kluwer Health

Wolters Kluwer publishes nursing, medical, and pharmacy textbooks under the Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW) imprint — including the most-assigned US BSN core texts (Taylor's Fundamentals of Nursing, Karch's Pharmacology) and prominent USMLE prep titles (Lippincott Q&A series). Wolters Kluwer US editions ship with Evolve/Lippincott Connect digital companion access codes intact when ordered new from authorized distribution. autoxdx stocks current Wolters Kluwer editions directly from US channels.

How students use this book

Surgery textbooks support clerkship rotations, ABS board preparation, and fellowship training across general, trauma, vascular, and subspecialty practice. The procedural-atlas titles work best when read before observed cases, then re-read after performing or assisting. Board prep texts like Sabiston, Schwartz, and the Landmark Papers series compress decades of practice-changing literature into review-friendly chapters.

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