Customer Reviews

Hematopathology: A Volume in Foundations in Diagnostic Pathology Series, 1e

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Very nice overall book for benign and malignant hematopathology. Nice charts, tables, figures and diagrams with high quality pictures. Like any multi-authored textbook, some chapters are better than others. Good book for residents and general pathologists. Perhaps lacking some details required for hematopathologists. The only book that might be a little better in this subject area is Kjeldsberg's book Practical Diagnosis of Hematologic Disorders, Fourth Edition. In the end, you won't go wrong with this book if you can afford it and spend the time to read it.

Quality books on hematopathology that are of practical use for the daily working pathologist are few.Many are out of date or print. The WHO book which is out of print for some time was of some help for many of us. I find this new title in hematopathology an excellent replacement in this field that many pathologist would like to have on their shelves. I hope it will be kept uptodate.

Don't let this book's small size fool you...it is very well organized with excellent text, tables and images. There are very few times recently that I've needed more information than was available here. I've been critical of some books within this series, but this is one is highly recommended.

it's a great book for a young resident/assistent in pathology with an interest in haematopathology. Clear writing, nice pictures and tabels. It is my first haematopathology book, but certainly not my last!

This book was reccomended to me by other residents. It is an easier read then the WHO book. Includes everything you will be tested on and asked by attendings.