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Recent Advances in Histopathology 22
Edited by Massimo Pignatelli, James CE Underwood
Paperback
£35.00
ISBN:
9781853156496
Published:
02/07/2007
Extent:
232 pages
Illustrations:
11 b&w halftones, 81 col halftones, 4 line drawings
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Summary:
Forming part of the successful and well established Recent Advances series, Recent Advances in Histopathology 22 is the latest issue in this highly acclaimed series. This title is updated biennially, covering the latest trends in histopathology and research advances with diagnostic applications.
This book provides a comprehensive update of key topics in histopathology for those preparing for postgraduate exams in pathology. It is also recommended to practising histopathologists seeking to update their knowledge in their own and related specialties. Topics range across all areas of histopathology and the book contains colour illustrations.
Recent Advances in Histopathology 22 is essential reading for trainees preparing for the FRCPath examination and is a useful update for histopathologists in this rapidly developing specialty.
Written by practising histopathogists and academics, covering a range of topics with emphasis on information which is of practical use Summary of the latest advances, practices and research in histopathology Includes colour images to aid learning and understanding Key 'Points of best practice' and references provided at the end of each chapter Essential reading for trainees preparing for the FRCPath examination
About the Author(s):
Massimo Pignatelli MD PhD FRCPath
Professor of Histopathology and Head of Department, Department of Clinical Science South Bristol, University of Bristol, UK
James C. E. Underwood MD FRCP FMedSci FRCPath
Joseph Hunter Professor of Pathology, Academic Unit of Pathology, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK
Contributors:
Salim M. Anjarwalla MB ChB MRCPath
Specialist Registrar in Histopathology, Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, Gloucester, UK
Emyr W. Benbow BSc MB ChB FRCPath
Senior Lecturer in Pathology, University of Manchester; Honorary Consultant Histopathologist for Central Manchester and Manchester Children's University Hospitals NHS Trust Department, Manchester, UK
Fred T. Bosman MD PhD
Professor of Pathology and Director, Institut Universitaire de Pathologie, Lausanne, Switzerland
Marta C. Cohen MD CCPM
Consultant Paediatric and Perinatal Histopathologist, Sheffield Children’s Foundation Trust; Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield, UK
Phillip Cox MBBS PhD FRCPath
Consultant Perinatal Pathologist, Birmingham Women’s Healthcare NHS Trust, Birmingham, UK
Karin J. Denton
Readership:
Trainees undertaking the FRCPath examination, trainees in pathology, specialist registrars and consultants
Reviews:
The 'Recent Advances' series from the Royal Society of Medicine Press provides timely reviews on current topics of interest to its audience, and the histopathology titles are eagerly awaited by trainees and Consultants alike.
'Recent Advances' used to be one of the key texts for trainees preparing for the MRCPath Part 1 exam, when it was said that essay questions were chosen by examiners from this book! Although the format of the Royal College of Pathologists Part 1 examination has changed from essays to multiple choice questions, the range of current interest topics presented here will still appeal to trainees, and they should still turn to 'Recent advances' in preparation for their exam.
Richard Jones, www.forensicmed.co.uk
4 Stars: Comprehensive up-to-date review of topics in histopathogy
The tone of the book is down to earth and informative, and while expecting the reader to have a thorough basic understanding of pathologic principles, the authors make their subjects relevant and accessible, while imparting a great deal of information. The chapters are written by various authors who have experience in different areas, and the clarity and ease of their writing styles adds to the book.
Amazon customer review, Aug 2001
4 Stars: Informative, detailed, a must for MRCPath candidates
The contributors have considerable expertise in the areas in which they write, and although there is a large amount of information in the book, it is clearly and concisely written. Also, chapters on internet applications and telepathology broaden the scope of knowledge, which is very beneficial to both trainees in pathology, and more senior pathologists.
Amazon customer review, Jan 2002
5 Stars: Excellent book
An excellent book to review certain important subjects, particularly for pathology residents
Amazon customer review, Mar 2006
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