Wendy L. Frankel Daniela M. Proca Mark Bloomston 2011 Intra-operative pathology consultation is one of the most difficult areas in diagnostic surgical pathology due to time constraints, tissue and freezing artifacts, and the lack of ancillary studies such as immunohistochemistry.

Omar Hameed Shi Wei Gene P. Siegal 2011 This monograph attempts to provide for the trainee, as well as the seasoned pathologist with limited exposure to bone lesions, an introduction to the most common forms of tumor and tumorlike conditions of bone seen in North American clinical practice.

Elisabeth E. Turk 2011 The field of forensic pathology is continuing to expand. Advances in research open up new fields of forensic expertise and exciting possibilities for national and international cooperation with a large variety of disciplines in medicine and other sciences. Autopsy and laboratory techniques are evolving rapidly, and existing techniques yield more and more accurate results.  

Alberto M. Marchevsky • Mark R. Wick Editors 2011 Pathology and laboratory medicine are currently experiencing paradigm shifts that are likely to influence how our specialty is practiced in the not-toodistant future. Technical innovations in immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, and pathology informatics are driving the acquisition of many new and exciting data.

Iris Schrijver Editor 2011 A Case-Based Approach The specialty of molecular genetic pathology (MGP) is rapidly growing and evolving. It focuses on the molecular identification of inherited genetic conditions, of acquired genetic diseases such as solid tumors and hematologic malignancies, and of infectious diseases.  

Edited by David Chhieng Pei Hui 2011 The neoplasms found in the female genital tract are numerous and diagnostically growing more complex. Understanding gynecological pathology can be overwhelming. As an extension to comprehensive textbooks that are ubiquitous around sign-out microscope, this text has been written to provide a practical reference for practicing pathologists and cytopathologists in a quick and concise fashion.

Patricia A. Thomas Editor 2011 Making Sense and Making It Early Pathologists are physicians who play a critical role in the diagnosis and management of disease. The responsibility of the pathologist in evaluating abnormalities of the breast is to establish accurate, thorough, and timely diagnoses by carefully examining the tissue and cells that are comprising a given abnormality. […]

Tibor Tot Editor 2011 Speaking on the topic of the sick lobe theory on many occasions, I always watch the reaction of the audience. A new theory awakes three types of reaction: a (very) small minority will accept it as being new and revolutionary; the skeptics will argue against it and will do everything to prove that it is […]