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Hematology Case Studies with Blood Cell Morphology and Pathophysiology compiles specialized case studies with specific information on various hematological disorders with Full Blood Examination (FBE or CBC), blood film images and pathophysiology of each condition. In addition, it provides basic information on how to recognize and diagnose hematological conditions that are frequently observed in the laboratory. Technicians and scientists working in core laboratories such as biochemistry labs or blood banks will find this book to be extremely thorough. Moreover, it can be used as a reference book by technicians, scientists and hematologists in every level of expertise in diagnosing hematological disorders.
List of contents
1. Introduction 2. Microcytic disorders 3. Normocytic disorders 4. Macrocytic disorders 5. Nonimmune haemolytic disorders (RBC metabolic abnormalities) 6. Nonimmune haemolytic disorders (RBC membrane abnormalities) 7. Immune haemolytic disorders 8. Acute leukaemias 9. Myeloproliferative/Myelodysplastic disorder 10. Chronic lymphoproliferative disorders 11. Lymphomas 12. Plasma cell disorders 13. Haemostatic disorders (microangiopathic haemolytic anaemia) 14. Haematological infections 15. References
About the author
Dr. Singh has more than 30 years of experience working as a Hematology Scientist and training new employees. He has nearly 20 years of teaching hematology and blood cell morphology to medical and medical laboratory students at Universities and offering continuing professional development blood cell morphology workshops for practicing scientists.Alison has been working in hematology and transfusion Science (blood bank) laboratories for more than 30 years. She has also spent more than half that time training new scientists and teaching students in laboratory classes of Medical Laboratory Science Programs at various universities. She has also been involved in teaching and convening continuing professional development workshops in hematology for practicing scientists.Dr. Kundar is an associate lecturer at Griffith University and has been a demonstrator for hematology and advanced hematology at the University for nearly 5 years.
