The atlas that helps you differentiate visually similar diseases Written from a trainee's perspective, the second edition of Dermatopathology: Diagnosis by First Impression uses more than 800 high resolution color images to introduce a simple and effective way to defuse the confusion caused by dermatopathology slides. Focused on commonly tested entities, and using low- to high-power views, this atlas emphasizes the key differences between visually similar diseases by using appearance as the starting point for diagnosis. The Second Edition provides: 800 high resolution photographs 'Key Differences' to train the eye on distinctive diagnostic features Disease-based as well as alphabetical indexes 30 new disease entities Dermatopathology: Diagnosis by First Impression, Second Edition, introduces a simple and effective way for you to approach dermatopathology.
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Preface. Acknowledgments. Chapter 1 Shape on Low Power. Polypoid. Square/rectangular. Regular acanthosis. Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia above abscesses. Proliferation downward from epidermis. Central pore. Palisading reactions. Space with a lining. Epidermal perforation. Cords and tubules. Papillated dermal tumor. (Suggestion of) vessels. Circular dermal islands. Chapter 2 Top-Down. Hyperkeratosis/parakeratosis. Upper epidermal change. Acantholysis. Eosinophilic spongiosis. Subepidermal space/cleft. Perivascular infiltrate. Band-like upper dermal infi ltrate. Interface reaction. Granular "material" in cells. "Busy" dermis. Dermal material. Change in the fat. Chapter 3 Cell Type. Clear. Melanocytic. Spindle. Giant. Chapter 4 Color-Blue. Blue tumor. Blue infi ltrate. Mucin and glands or ducts. Mucin. Chapter 5 Color-Pink. Pink material. Pink dermis with vessels. Epidermal necrosis. Index by Pattern. Index by Histological Category. Alphabetical Index.
