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"The majority of current texts on pulmonary pathology are based on the ""whole picture"" approach, that is, the information gained from the study of whole, resected lungs at surgery or at autopsy. With today's increasingly noninvasive procedures and advanced, highly specific treatment protocols for malignancy and other diseases, pathologists are frequently called on to evaluate disease processes of the lungs on very small and limited tissue samples. This volume of the Biopsy Interpretation Series addresses that specific need in detail."

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The authors present a unique and personalized style for addressing lung biopsy specimens. Their personal insights and suggestions throughout the book provide a great resource helpful in avoiding common pitfalls and in understanding what information clinicians need to move forward with treatment. This is a valuable book on the evaluation of pulmonary pathology that provides vital insights into the specific limitations and challenges of biopsy specimens. Doody's Reviews Bryn Taylor Haws, D.O.(University of Kansas Medical Center)

The authors present a unique and personalized style for addressing lung biopsy specimens. Their personal insights and suggestions throughout the book provide a great resource helpful in avoiding common pitfalls and in understanding what information clinicians need to move forward with treatment. This is a valuable book on the evaluation of pulmonary pathology that provides vital insights into the specific limitations and challenges of biopsy specimens. Doody's Reviews Bryn Taylor Haws, D.O.(University of Kansas Medical Center)

The authors present a unique and personalized style for addressing lung biopsy specimens. Their personal insights and suggestions throughout the book provide a great resource helpful in avoiding common pitfalls and in understanding what information clinicians need to move forward with treatment. This is a valuable book on the evaluation of pulmonary pathology that provides vital insights into the specific limitations and challenges of biopsy specimens. Doody's ReviewsBryn Taylor Haws, D.O.(University of Kansas Medical Center)

The authors present a unique and personalized style for addressing lung biopsy specimens. Their personal insights and suggestions throughout the book provide a great resource helpful in avoiding common pitfalls and in understanding what information clinicians need to move forward with treatment. This is a valuable book on the evaluation of pulmonary pathology that provides vital insights into the specific limitations and challenges of biopsy specimens. Doody's Reviews Bryn Taylor Haws, D.O.(University of Kansas Medical Center)

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