Customer Reviews

Neoplastic Hematopathology

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A must buy for pathologists interested in hempath... since books in this topics are so scanty. Other well written books (e.g. Contemporary issue series) were outdated.
Chapters varies. Some are detail and well written (e.g. follicular lymphoma, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, immunohistochemical analysis of lymphoid tissue) while other are disappointing (peripheral T-cell lymphoma, application of molecular genetics (chap 9)).
Some contents overlap between chapters.
Pictures are suboptimal, can't imagine still using black & white image nowaday.
Suggest split into 2 volumes: lymphomas and leukemias

I find this book with its encyclopedic bend extremely useful on those more difficult or rare cases. This is NOT a replacement for Foucar/Farhi/WHO type books or an atlas. There are very few useful images.....what you get is a much more in depth review of IHC/flow data that can't be found in any other book. There are also great tables.

It s a encyclopedic book that reviews all the known pathologies in hematology. It s basic for hematopathologists. You need it!!

This book is very long and not very interesting to read

There does not seem to be any plot at all and there are too few pictures and they are not in color.