Libri di David J. Grignon
Biografia e opere di David J. Grignon
Urological Pathology
David J. Grignon
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John N. Eble
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editore: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
pagine: 944
Urological Pathology Knowledge in the field of urologic pathology is growing at an explosive pace. Today's pathologists, specialists, and residents require a comprehensive and authoritative text that examines the full range of urological diseases and their diagnosis. Written by recognized leaders and educators in the field, the text provides readers with a detailed understanding of all diagnostic aspects of urological disease. Inside this unique resource, readers will explore a broad spectrum of practical information - including etiology, diagnostic criteria, molecular markers, differential diagnosis, ancillary tests, and clinical management. This is sure to be the new definitive text for urological pathology!
Features: practical organization that presents discussions by organ and by neoplastic/non-neoplastic nature of diseases to help readers access and retrieve essential facts quickly; expert editors that are highly respected academic urologic pathologists; detailed guidance that helps readers identify a range of pathologic entities, recognize typical and atypical presentations, refine diagnosis, and make sound treatment choices; and an accompanying website with image bank and fully searchable text that allows readers to view critical pathologic features and related discussions at a glance.
Gleason Grading of Prostate Cancer
A Contemporary Approach
David J. Grignon
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John Srigley
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editore: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
pagine: 130
Featuring more than 300 full-color photomicrographs that represent the entire spectrum of the Gleason grading system, this atlas is the first comprehensive and definitive reference devoted to Gleason grading of prostate cancer. It is written by four eminent authorities in urologic pathology who bring their collective expertise and consensus opinion in Gleason grading. Illustrative case examples from the authors' collections highlight the pitfalls and problems of applying the Gleason grading system to contemporary techniques in pathology.
