Description
Atlas of Gastrointestinal Pathology: A Pattern-Based Approach to Neoplastic Biopsies — 1st Edition
This diagnostic atlas examines neoplastic biopsies from the gastrointestinal tract through a pattern-based approach to histopathology. It emphasizes recognition of microscopic findings, practical differential diagnosis and the preparation of pathology reports.
Clinical and Study Coverage
- Normal histological landmarks in gastrointestinal tissue.
- Morphological patterns and tissue architecture in neoplastic biopsies.
- Clinicopathological correlation during biopsy interpretation.
- Diagnostic clues, common pitfalls and near-miss patterns.
- Relevant ancillary and molecular tests in difficult cases.
- Differential diagnoses and communication of diagnostic conclusions.
- Illustrated pathology cases and board-style learning themes.
Reading Focus
Readers use the atlas to compare tissue patterns and build structured diagnostic reasoning rather than memorize a single list of diseases. Its image-rich approach supports training and case review alongside laboratory quality-control standards.
Who Is This For?
Gastrointestinal pathologists, histopathology residents, laboratory specialists and gastroenterology trainees.
Edition and Publication
Authors: Christina A. Arnold, Dora M. Lam-Himlin and Elizabeth A. Montgomery.
Edition: First.
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer / LWW.
Publication: 2018–2019.
Print ISBN: 9781496367549.
Language: English.
Product format: PDF eBook.
Digital Package
A digital PDF reference is included. Laboratory slide collections, physical microscopes, external image banks, live instruction and accredited training are not included.
