Textbook of Pathology, (Vol.I): General Pathology & Hematology (Vol.II): Systemic Pathology & Molecular Diagnostics

This edition of Textbook of Pathology has been designed for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students, and aspirants for postgraduate courses and related health sciences.

Textbook of Pathology has three sections: (a) general pathology, (b) hematology, (c) systemic pathology and molecular diagnostics. It provides comprehensive coverage of etiology, molecular pathogenesis of the disorders, clinical manifestations, clinicopathological correlation and diagnostic approach.

The chapters of this textbook have been rewritten and shared with the eminent teachers, and young promising postgraduate residents across nation. After taking their valuable suggestions, chapters have been finalized to meet the need of young generation of pathologists.

An unrivaled collection of high-resolution color illustrations/photographs of surgical pathology and hematolymphoid disorders complements the clear concise text.

Salient Features

• Textbook has unrivaled collection of high-resolution lavishly 1901 colored figures and 1719 tables complementing the clear concise text.
• Textbook has clinical photographs, schematic illustrations, flow diagrams, gross morphologic and microscopic photographs of surgical specimens, and photographs of peripheral blood smear, bone marrow aspirate smear and bone marrow trephine biopsy section to understand clinicopathologic correlation of human disorders and diagnostic approach.
• Textbook has reader-friendly large font-size of the text for quick revision of chapters.
• Revised WHO classification of solid neoplasms and hematolymphoid malignancies is given in this textbook.
• Chapters on ‘Cellular–Molecular Diagnostic Techniques in Clinical Practice’ and ‘Blood Banking and Transfusion Practices’.
• Recent concepts in cellular biology with key points of the disorders are given in boxes in the chapters.
• Immunohistochemistry of surgical specimens and immunophenotyping of hematolymphoid neoplasms have been given in tabulated forms.