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Dermatopathology is a specialized branch of pathology in which there has been great progress as new techniques have become available to evaluate the pathology of the skin. Many of the advances in our knowledge and understanding of the skin and the diseases that affect it have been made by people with experience of both diagnostic pathology and clinical dermatology. With significant numbers of large textbooks available, there is a need to provide practical clinical information and concise criteria for pathologic diagnosis for pathologists and dermatologists looking for up-to-date diagnostic and management options.
List of contents
Interface (Lichenoid) Dermatitides.- Spongiotic Disorders.- Psoriasiform Dermatoses.- Vesiculobullous Diseases.- Large Vessel Vasculitis.- Connective Tissue Disorders.- Panniculitides.- Metabolic disorders.- Mucinoses.- Adnexal Diseases.- Alopecias.- Granulomatous Dermatitides.- Epidermal Maturation Diseases.- Reactions to Drugs.- Bacterial Infections.- Fungal infections.- Viral infections.- Arthropod Reactions/Parasites/Other.- Pediatric inflammatory disorders.- Benign melanocytic skin lesions.- Non-melanoma skin tumors.- Cysts
Epithelial tumors.- Vascular anomalies.- Fibrohistiocytic Tumors.- Soft tissue tumors (Tumors of fat and muscle).- Neural And Neuroendocrine Tumors.- Adnexal neoplasms.- General Guide to the Diagnosis of Cutaneous Malignant Hematopoietic Proliferations.- Pediatric tumors.- Metastases.
About the author
Dr. Clay Cockerell is a well known Dermatopathologist. He was the President of the American Association of Dermatology in 2004. For many years, Dr. Cockerell has overseen an educational program designed to train the next generation of Dermatopathologists. He receives five people in his office annually for the training. Dr. Cockerell also sees patients in the UT Southwestern General Dermatology clinic. Dr. Martin C. Mihm, Jr. is an international consultant for pigmented lesions, lymphoma, and cutaneous inflammatory diseases. He is Director of Melanoma, Dermatology Department Brigham and Women's Hospital, Associate Director, Melanoma Program Dana-Farber and Brigham and Women's Cancer Center.
Summary
Dermatopathology is a specialized branch of pathology in which there has been great progress as new techniques have become available to evaluate the pathology of the skin. Many of the advances in our knowledge and understanding of the skin and the diseases that affect it have been made by people with experience of both diagnostic pathology and clinical dermatology. With significant numbers of large textbooks available, there is a need to provide practical clinical information and concise criteria for pathologic diagnosis for pathologists and dermatologists looking for up-to-date diagnostic and management options.
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From the book reviews:
“This is a valuable dermatopathology reference for clinical dermatologists to have when correlating pathology with the clinical dermatological presentation. … Dermatology and dermatopathology residents should be required to study this book. … I enjoyed reading it and envision referring to it frequently. If you want to get the most out of your pathology interpretations, I highly recommend this book.” (Patricia Wong, Doody’s Book Reviews, October, 2014)
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From the book reviews:
"This is a valuable dermatopathology reference for clinical dermatologists to have when correlating pathology with the clinical dermatological presentation. ... Dermatology and dermatopathology residents should be required to study this book. ... I enjoyed reading it and envision referring to it frequently. If you want to get the most out of your pathology interpretations, I highly recommend this book." (Patricia Wong, Doody's Book Reviews, October, 2014)
