Description
"Beautifully edited and elegantly produced...a comprehensive and excellent guide."—NEJM, review of the first edition. Readers will find authoritative, in-depth visual coverage of the microscopic and macroscopic appearance of the full range of hepatic disorders, both neoplastic and non-neoplastic. This 2nd Edition reflects the latest World Health Organization classification of liver and biliary tract diseases, and provides 60% more images...greatly expanded coverage of liver transplant pathology...and many other valuable updates.
Reviews
"It may become a favorite for many because of the accessibility of its information, its concise and authoritative clinical material, and not least, because it so frequently offers good illustrations of uncommon entities that are sparsely depicted, if at all, in other books...Beautifully edited and elegantly produced...a comprehensive and excellent guide to liver-biopsy interpretation."—NEJM
"This second edition reflects both the WHO and AFIP classifications of benign and malignant tumors of the liver and biliary systems, and provides 60% more images and a new chapter on liver transplant pathology. There is expanded coverage of gross, light, and electron microscope features of the normal liver, and an updated listing of drugs and toxins associated with liver diseases" -SciTech Book News, June 2005
"In summary, the Atlas of Liver Pathology, Second Edition provides a large number of high-quality photomicrographs with accompanying clinical text. The figures present clear examples of liver histopathology while the text provides enough information to provide a clinical correlation." -- Practical Gastroenterology, January 2006
New to this Edition
- Reflects the brand-new WHO reclassification of liver and biliary tract diseases.
- Features 60% more images than the first edition, emphasizing the importance of morphology and morphologic variants.
- Delivers a completely new chapter on transplant pathology, including allograft transplantation rejection and drug and alcohol toxicity disorders.
- Offers expanded coverage of gross, light and electron microscopic features of the normal liver.
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Author Information
By Gary C. Kanel, MD, Professor of Clinical Pathology, University of Southern California, Associate Pathologist, Los Angeles County & USC Medical Center and USC University Hospital, Los Angeles, CA; and Jacob Korula, MD, FRCPC, FACP, Comprehensive Liver Disease Center St. Vincent Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
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