Showing posts with label QZ - Pathology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label QZ - Pathology. Show all posts

22.10.08

Basic Pathology - 5th edition

This text is very concise compared with Robbins Pathologic Basis of Disease. Both are excellent, but this "smaller" book actually has everything you need for the general pathology part of the written AP boards. I am specifically referring to chapters 1-9 with 10 and 11. It needs to be read with near total comprehension, but the color graphics are excellent aids. All other systemic pathology topics should be covered in a surgical pathology text, of course.

NO PGLN : QZ 4 KUM 1992
NO ID : 003642H
ISBN : 0721637329
STATUS : OK

Cancer and its management is ideal for all those concerned with he management of cancer:
Surgical, clinical and medical oncologists ? both consultants and trainees
Nursing staff with an interest in cancer

General practitioners, and medical, nursing and pharmacy students
"This book is exactly what was needed. All in all, this book is destined to become a classic." The Lancet

"......should be compulsory reading for all would-be cancer specialists. The authors' discussion of controversial topics...is excellent." British Medical Journal

?This is, without exaggeration, the book when it comes to Cancer. ... All in all, the Cancer Bible.?Microscope (NottinghamUniversityMedicalSchool Gazette)


NO PGLN : QZ 200 SOU 2005
NO ID : 003638
ISBN : 1405126361
STATUS : OK

21.7.08

Robins and Cotran pathologic basis of disease


It's been five years since the previous edition of Pathologic Basis of Disease; authors Stanley Robbins and Ramzi Cotran have both passed on, and their names have been added to the head of the title. Three authors have undertaken the update: Vinay Kumar (U. of Chicago), Abul K. Abbas (U. of California, San Francisco), and Nelson Fausto (U. of Washington). Previous editions have been appreciated for their timeliness and incorporation of new developments, so it's surely only with careful thought that the material has been restrained to one volume. The goals of the reference remain the same—primarily to provide a clear reference for use by students throughout their four years of medical school, with enough depth and detail for more advanced readers as well. The first 10 chapters on general pathology are followed by 19 chapters on diseases of the organ systems. An online version, available to those who purchase the print version, affords the many advantages of that medium; the included CD-ROM contains interactive case studies

NO PGLN : QZ 4 ROB 2005
NO ID : 002613
ISBN : 0721601871
STATUS : OK