Diagnostic pathology. Intraoperative consultation / Susan C. Lester [and nine others] ; contributors, Lynn D. Cornell [and four others].
Material type: TextPublisher: [Salt Lake City, Utah] : Amirsys Publishing, Inc., [2014]Edition: First editionDescription: xv, 319, xxix pages : color illustrations ; 29 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781931884976 (hardback); 1931884978 (hardback)Other title: Intraoperative consultationSubject(s): Pathology, Surgical | Medical consultation | Pathology, Surgical -- methods -- Atlases | Cytodiagnosis -- methods -- Atlases | Frozen Sections -- methods -- Atlases | Intraoperative Period -- Atlases | Medical consultation | Pathology, SurgicalDDC classification: 617.075 LOC classification: RD57 | .L47 2014NLM classification: 2014 G-942 | WO 517Summary: "When a patient is under anesthesia, every second counts. An intraoperative consultation provides essential information to ensure every operation has a successful conclusion. The stakes are high and the challenges are great -- no special stains, limited access for consultation with colleagues, often suboptimal slide preparation, and cases that may be out of a pathologist's normal sphere of practice. Diagnostic Pathology: Intraoperative Consultation is designed to be the best resource when pathologists need assistance. No time is wasted looking for information because each chapter is directed to a specific question posed by a surgeon, such as "Does this patient have pancreatic cancer?", "Is there an intrauterine pregnancy?", "Does this patient have lung cancer?", or "Are the margins free of carcinoma?". The clinical setting and what the surgeon needs to know -- and why -- are explained. Specimen processing (gross and microscopic), tissue selection, and reporting of results are detailed. All major entities in the differential diagnosis are described and shown in photographs. Major pitfalls are discussed and illustrated. This is the book every pathologist will want at their side the next time a page calls them to the frozen section room. Lastly, this book features all the classic benefits of all Amirsys titles, including time-saving bulleted text, key facts in each chapter, stunning annotated images, extensive index, and Amirsys eBook Advantage, an online version of the print book with larger images and fully searchable text."--Provided by publisher.Item type | Current library | Home library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Open Books | MCHS LIBRARY--ZA Malawi College of Health Sciences General Stacks | MCHS LIBRARY--ZA Malawi College of Health Sciences General Stacks | Non-fiction | WO 217 LES 1994 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 006543 |
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WO 200 PRI 1993 Principles and practice of anesthesiology / | WO 200 PRI 1993 Principles and practice of anesthesiology / | WO 200 SIM 2002 Understanding anesthesia equipment / | WO 217 LES 1994 Diagnostic pathology. | WO 231 ESS 2011 Essence of Anesthesia Practice | WO 231 FLE 2009 Evidence-Based Practice of Anesthesiology. | WO 231 JOH 2010 Johns Hopkins Anesthesiology Handbook |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"When a patient is under anesthesia, every second counts. An intraoperative consultation provides essential information to ensure every operation has a successful conclusion. The stakes are high and the challenges are great -- no special stains, limited access for consultation with colleagues, often suboptimal slide preparation, and cases that may be out of a pathologist's normal sphere of practice. Diagnostic Pathology: Intraoperative Consultation is designed to be the best resource when pathologists need assistance. No time is wasted looking for information because each chapter is directed to a specific question posed by a surgeon, such as "Does this patient have pancreatic cancer?", "Is there an intrauterine pregnancy?", "Does this patient have lung cancer?", or "Are the margins free of carcinoma?". The clinical setting and what the surgeon needs to know -- and why -- are explained. Specimen processing (gross and microscopic), tissue selection, and reporting of results are detailed. All major entities in the differential diagnosis are described and shown in photographs. Major pitfalls are discussed and illustrated. This is the book every pathologist will want at their side the next time a page calls them to the frozen section room. Lastly, this book features all the classic benefits of all Amirsys titles, including time-saving bulleted text, key facts in each chapter, stunning annotated images, extensive index, and Amirsys eBook Advantage, an online version of the print book with larger images and fully searchable text."--Provided by publisher.
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