Oxford Handbook of Clinical PathologyJames Carton Oxford University Press, 2017 M08 25 - 528 pages Now in its second edition, the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology is the concise and rapidly accessible guide to general pathologic principles, and the pathology behind common and important conditions across all the major medical and surgical specialties. Fully updated and now including a brand new chapter on head and neck pathology, this book continues to be the definitive resource for medical students and doctors with an interest in this important specialty. Authored by leading experts, The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology uses the best-selling Oxford Handbook format to cover macroscopic and microscopic features alongside immunohistochemical and molecular pathology in a succinct and practical style. This edition is fully illustrated and now includes over new 50 full colour images and staging information for major malignancies to aid the reader and to explain the pathology of common conditions. This handbook continues to be an indispensable resource in the field for medical students, trainees, and biomedical scientists. |
Contents
3 Vascular pathology | 29 |
4 Cardiac pathology | 41 |
5 Lung pathology | 63 |
6 Head and neck pathology | 89 |
7 Gastrointestinal pathology | 105 |
8 Hepatobiliary pathology | 147 |
9 Pancreatic pathology | 169 |
10 Renal pathology | 179 |
13 Breast pathology | 281 |
14 Endocrine pathology | 301 |
15 Haematopathology | 327 |
16 Skin pathology | 385 |
| 415 | |
18 Neuropathology | 451 |
19 Multisystem diseases | 491 |
| 499 | |
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