Objective Anesthesia Review: A Comprehensive Textbook for the Examinees

Atul Prabhakar Kulkarni, Vijaya Prakash Patil · 6th Edition, 2026 Edition

Best for In-depth exam preparation and PG entrance prep

A comprehensive Q&A-format review textbook for Anaesthesia (796 pages, 6th edition), covering equipment, diagnostic interpretation, and clinical cases including ultrasound and intraoperative neuromonitoring — pairs with Short Textbook of Anesthesia (Ajay Yadav) already in the catalogue.

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Book details

Publisher Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd

Edition 6th Edition, 2026

Language English

Format Paperback

Subject anaesthesia

Stage final-year-mbbs

Country of origin India

Exam relevance university-exams-neet-pg-fmge-inicet

Exam importance high

Recommended for mbbs-final-year, pg-entrance-aspirants

Academic use self-assessment, exam-preparation

Difficulty level Intermediate to Advanced

Popularity level High

Indian author Yes

Who should use this?

Final-year MBBS students revising Anaesthesia for university exams, and especially PG entrance aspirants (NEET-PG/INICET) wanting deeper objective-format practice than a slim MCQ booklet offers.

Why students pick it

Authored by well-known Tata Memorial Hospital anaesthesiologists, now in its 6th edition — one of the most established Anaesthesia exam-prep references in India, though more comprehensive/PG-leaning than a typical UG MCQ companion.

Clinexus verdict

The strongest, most established Anaesthesia review option available — note it's a heavier, more comprehensive Q&A textbook (796 pages) rather than a light MCQ booklet, so it skews slightly more PG-entrance than pure UG revision. I could not find a comparably well-documented lighter MCQ-only Anaesthesia title this session (a couple of thin/unclear candidates existed but lacked reliable ISBN/edition data).