Tarascon Pocket Pharmacopoeia 2010 Deluxe Lab-Coat Edition

Scottsdale – As a physician you always need a handy medical prescription book that is  readily available. Most of the time, the books available to plastic surgeons and medical doctors are way too large to carry around. Some programs are available on the iPhone, but I find these to be too complex to use on a regular basis.

For years, I have relied on a simple, small book that can be carried in the pocket of my white physician’s coat. I have used these little books, which are updated every year, and are easy to use with great reliability. These books are called Pocket Pharmacopia.

I used the Pocket Pharmacopia recently to create a blog on breast augmentation and postoperative medications. I am also using my little book to help me on future projects like my facelift and eyelid medication recommendations. The 2010 version which I currently use is 187 pages and it is full of useful information which any doctor can use.

The best thing about these little books is that they are always by my side and I can use them to clarify any issue with medications. As I mentioned earlier, the books are updated every year and they really do a great job at this. Even relatively new drugs I would normmaly not use in my practice can be referenced on the spot!