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Excerpt from Text Book of Veterinary Medicine, Vol. 1
General Pathology may be said to deal with typical disease processes to a large extent irrespective of the individual disease in which they may appear, while Special Pathology deals with the morbid phenomena which distinguish the individual malady from all other diseases however closely allied to it.
Pathological (morbid) Anatomy deals with structural changes, the cause, the accompaniment or result of disease. These morbid changes are microscopic or macroscopic. Both constitute morbid anatomy, but the microscopic alterations come under the Special name of morbid (pathological) histology.
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