The second edition has been revised to include pathogenesis, clinical information, and new black and white photomicrographs. It is a mixture of the traditional disease-oriented approach, with the modern pattern-recognition approach to pathology.
The second edition has been revised to include pathogenesis, clinical information, and new black and white photomicrographs. It is a mixture of the traditional disease-oriented approach, with the modern pattern-recognition approach to pathology.
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"This is an outstanding contribution to the fields of dermatology and pathology and one of the three best dermatopathology texts currently available. It is also markedly improved compared to the first edition. Doody's 20010101
"This is an outstanding contribution to the fields of dermatology and pathology and one of the three best dermatopathology texts currently available. It is also markedly improved compared to the first edition. Doody's 20010101
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 285 mm
Breite: 226 mm
Dicke: 64 mm
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978-0-8385-8079-0 (9780838580790)
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Part I: General Considerations. 1. The Principles and Practice of Dermatology. 2. History of Dermatopathology. 3. Specimen Preparation. 4. Histochemistry and Special Stains. 5. Immunopathology and Other Techniques. 6. Electron Microscopy. 7. Normal Histology of the Skin. 8. Patterns in Dermatology. Part II: Non-Infectious Predominantly Superficial Inflammatory Diseases. 9. Illustrated Glossary of Terms Used in Dermatopathology. 10. Spongiotic Dermatitis. 11. Psoriasiform Dermatitis Interface Dermatitis (Vacuolar and Lichenoid Patterns), Intraepidermal Vesicluobullous and Pustular Dermatoses Subepidermal Bullous Disorders, Superficial Perivascular Dermatitis. Part III: Non-Infectious Predominantly Deep Inflammatory Diseases. 12. Vasculitis. 13. Superficial and Deep Infiltrates of the Skin. 14. Nodular or diffuse Infiltrates. 15. Predominantly Mononuclear Cell Granulomas. 16. Mixed Cell Granulomas. 17. Palisading Granulomas. 18. Histiocytic and Langerhans Cell Reactions Sclerosing Disorders. 19. Panniculitis. Part IV: Infections and Infestations. 20. Viral Infections. 21. Bacterial Infections of the Skin. 22. Rickettsial Infections. 23. Chlamydial Infections. 24. Myobacterial Infections 25. Spirochetal Infections. 26. Diseases Caused by Protozoa and Algae. 27. Diseases Caused by Fungi. 28. Bites and Infestations. 29. Marine Injuries. Part V: Non-Inflammatory Disorders. 30. Non-Inflammatory Disorders of the Skin. 31. Disorders of the Collagen. 32. Alterations in Elastic Fibers, Cutaneous Deposition Disorders, Developmental Defects of the Dermis, The Perforating Dermatoses, Non-Inflammatory Subepidermal Blisters. Part VI: Pigmentary Disorders. 3. Hypermelanoses. 34. Hypomelanoses. 35. Chemical and Mineral Deposition in the Skin. Part VII: Disorders of the Appendages. 36. Inflammatory Reactions of the Philosebaceous Unit. 37. Non-Inflammatory Reactions of the Philosebaceous Unit. 38. Alopecia. 39. Inflammatory Reactions of the Sweat Unit. 40. Inflammatory Reactions of the Nail. Part VIII: Disorders of the Mucous Membrane. 41. Disorders of the Mucous Membrane. 42. Benign Tumors of the Epidermis. 43. Precancerous and Malignant Tumors of the Epidermis. 44. Tumors of Hair Follicle Differentiation, Tumors of Sebaceous Differentiation, Tumors of Sweat Gland Differentiation. Part IX: Melanocytic Tumors. 45. Benign Melanocytic Tumors. 46. Atypical Moles and Malignant Melanoma. Part X: Soft Tissue Tumors. 47. Tumors of the Fibrous Tissue, Tumors of Neural and Neuroendocrine Differentiation. 48. Vascular Tumors. 49. Tumors with Smooth Muscle Differentiation. 50. Tumors with Adipose and Cartilage Differentiation. 51. Metastic Tumors. 52. Lymphoma. Part XI: Cysts. 53. Cysts. Part XII: Disorders of Special Interest. 54. Drug Reactions.
