Surgical Pathology Dissection
An Illustrated Guide
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Beschreibung
Surgical Pathology Dissection, Second Edition fills the need for a comprehensive, fully illustrated guide to the preparation, dissection, and handling of surgical pathology specimens. The authors share their wealth of talent and experiences by providing general principles that can be employed to resolve even the most complex problems in dissection and tissue sampling. The descriptive text is augmented by 62 exclusive, detailed illustrations printed as full-page plates depicting proper specimen handling techniques that add a unique vitality and multidimensional effect. Each chapter features a section on Important Issues to Address in Your Surgical Pathology Report and references selected for their pertinent coverage of specimen handling for each organ system.
Updated and revised, this second edition includes four new chapters and expanded discussions on: Preparation of Tissues for Molecular Analysis; Craniofacial Bones; Heart; Transplantation Specimens; The Sentinel Lymph Node. Revisions have been made to conform to suggested guidelines proposed by the College of American Pathologists.
From reviews of the first edition:
"Hruban, Westra and Isacson, working with a superb medical illustrator did an admirable job in taking the Johns Hopkins' gross room manual and translating it into a practical, concise, and easily accessible guide to contemporary practice in the surgical pathology laboratory."
(Modern Pathology)
New to this Second Edition are extensive updates to key chapters on the digestive system, heart, and breast, entirely new chapters on sentinel lymph nodes, transplantation, and preparation of tissues for molecular analysis to reflect emerging trends in surgical pathology practice. The authors have revised each chapter to conform to the recently published College of American Pathologists (CAP) and Association of Directors of Anatomic Pathologists (ADAP) guidelines.
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F.B. Askin
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