This revised edition of a text on gynaecologic pathology has graphics and colour illustrations, as in the first edition and contains new clinical information. Radiologic correlations are added throughout and the book includes information on the endomentrium and mesenchymal tumours. Designed to be accessible to those studying medicine at the undergraduate level, this text should be useful to doctors of obstetrics and gynaecology as well as pathologists.
This revised edition of a text on gynaecologic pathology has graphics and colour illustrations, as in the first edition and contains new clinical information. Radiologic correlations are added throughout and the book includes information on the endomentrium and mesenchymal tumours. Designed to be accessible to those studying medicine at the undergraduate level, this text should be useful to doctors of obstetrics and gynaecology as well as pathologists.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
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Höhe: 302 mm
Breite: 252 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-56375-074-8 (9781563750748)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Part 1 The vulva: developmental and microscopic anatomy; developmental anomalies; cystic masses and vascular lesions; vulvar inflammation; condylomata and carcinoma in situ; vulva dystrophy; vulva cancer. Part 2 The vagina: embryology; normal anatomy; congenital anomalies; DES exposure; cystic masses; inflammatory conditions; vaginal cancer. Part 3 The cervix: development and histology; cervical eversion; cervical infection; cervical cancer; endocervical alterations; other cervical neoplasms; metastatic tumours. Part 4 The endomentrium: early growth and development; the normal cycle in the endometrium; benign pathologic conditions; endometrial cancer; endometriosis. Part 5 Mesenchymal tumours: origin of mesenchymal tumours; smooth muscle tumours; stromal tumours; mixed tumours; other uterine tumours. Part 6 The fallopian tube: development and histology; tubal anomalies; tubal pregnancy; infection; tubal epithelial abnormalities. Part 7 The ovary development; newborn ovary; normal functional histology; infection; ovarian pregnancy; surface epithelial variation; epithelial tumours; stromal tumours; germ cell tumours; metastatic cancer. Part 8 The placenta: development and histology; implantation-related anomalies; maturational changes; inflammatory conditions; placental tumours.
