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I checked on Amazon & I'll have to "waste" my money on something else. .
I did warn you.
Suffice to say, you get what you pay for, and it is a sought after seminal text that is unmatched (IMHO). Worth every cent in the long run, and in economic terms, arguably worth about as much as a postgrad degree in podiatry...
I would happily give up 10 of my $200 textbooks for this one alone.
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or try a cheap alternative 'Foot & Lower Extremity Anatomy to Color & Study'
by Ray Poritsky - http://www.amazon.com/Lower-Extremit.../dp/1560534818
If you like colour pictures, just get some nice coloured pencils and create your own. Stay inside the lines.
Borrow Sarrafian from your local library & make notes/ photocopy.
Last edited by bob : 25th September 2007 at 04:38 AM.
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