Muir's Textbook of PathologyC Simon Herrington CRC Press, 5 Feb 2020 - 608 halaman This classic text sets a standard in this subject by outlining the scientific aspects that underlie pathological processes, relating these to specific organ systems and placing all in a context that the student of medicine or pathology can appreciate, understand and enjoy. The clearly defined and easy-to-follow structure, enhanced by numerous photographs and explanatory line diagrams, focuses on core material without neglecting novel concepts and up-to-the minute detail. A one-stop-shop in pathology, it reflects fully the integration of pathology into clinical teaching whether system or problem-based, and will take the student right through medical school and beyond to postgraduate training. |
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Inflammation and immunology | |
Clinical genetics | |
Neoplasia | |
SYSTEMIC PATHOLOGY | |
The nervous system and the | |
The locomotor system | |
The kidneys | |
The female reproductive system | |
The breasts | |
The urinary tract and male reproductive system | |
The endocrine system | |
The skin | |
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