OB-GYN Pathology for the Clinician [electronic resource] : A Practical Review with Clinical Correlations /
Heller, Debra S.author.
This book fills the gap in understanding of pathology of the female genital tract that is often underemphasized during training. Normal histology and pathology of abnormal conditions for the lower and upper genital tract are concisely covered and with over 200 color illustrations. Topics included are inflammatory diseases, iatrogenic conditions, changes associated with menopause, and benign and malignant neoplasms. The text is concise and practical and it includes clinicopathologic correlations. Breakout tables in each chapter cover information the clinician should be specifically aware of, as well as pathology issues and challenges that may result in a report less specific than the clinician is expecting.   Written by an expert practicing gynecologic pathologist  certified in both obstetrics and gynecology, this book is the ultimate resource for obstetricians, gynecologists, other OB-Gyn practitioners, general pathologists, and trainees.
Description based upon print version of record.
Getting the Best Answer: Specimen Handling and a Quick Review of the Workings of the  Pathology Laboratory -- Normal Histology of the Female Genital Tract -- Diseases of the Vulva and Anal Neoplasia -- Diseases of the Vagina and Urethra -- Diseases of the Cervix -- Diseases of the Endometrium -- Diseases of the Myometrium -- Diseases of the Fallopian tube -- Diseases of the Ovary -- Diseases of the Broad Ligaments and Peritoneum -- Pathology of the Female Genital Tract related to Pregnancy -- Pathology of the Placenta -- Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia -- Gynecologic Cytology.
This book fills the gap in understanding of pathology of the female genital tract that is often underemphasized during training. Normal histology and pathology of abnormal conditions for the lower and upper genital tract are concisely covered and with over 200 color illustrations. Topics included are inflammatory diseases, iatrogenic conditions, changes associated with menopause, and benign and malignant neoplasms. The text is concise and practical and it includes clinicopathologic correlations. Breakout tables in each chapter cover information the clinician should be specifically aware of, as well as pathology issues and challenges that may result in a report less specific than the clinician is expecting.   Written by an expert practicing gynecologic pathologist  certified in both obstetrics and gynecology, this book is the ultimate resource for obstetricians, gynecologists, other OB-Gyn practitioners, general pathologists, and trainees.
Pathology.
Gynecology .
Internal medicine.
Pathology.
Gynecology.
Internal Medicine.