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Re: Ob/Gyn Oral Board ExamFrom: Gail Waldby (gwaldby@willinet.net)Tue Sep 23 07:39:51 2003
Dan et al, since I am a general surgeon, I haven't taken OB-GYN boards, but I have read Droegmuller, Urogyn books, GYN cancer texts, Telinde, OB GYN Ultrasound texts and attended both the Columbus course and the Chicago course. They are all helpful in different ways. I enjoyed the Chicago course more than the Columbus course, partly because it was shorter, but also because they had a larger talent pool to select speakers from, so I thought the overall speaker quality was higher. I also had no trouble finding a seat at the front of the room, which is almost impossible at the Columbus course. Gail Waldby, MD Huron SD Braun, R. Daniel wrote:
>Read an OB text book e.g. Williams, a GYN text e.g. Droegmuller, and the
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