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Author: Anna-Luise A. Katzenstein
Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
Imprint: W B Saunders Co Ltd
Edition: 4th Revised edition
Volume: v. 13
Dimensions:
Width: 18.40cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 25.90cm
Weight: 1.501kg
ISBN: 9780721600413
ISBN 10: 0721600417
Pages: 512
Publication Date: 22 June 2006
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: Awaiting stock
Reviews
An excellent overview of non-malignant conditions affecting the lung. With the current emphasis on lung cancer MDTs this is useful reminder that there a great many non-malignant conditions that deserve the full cooperation of the chest physician, surgeon and pathologist. BMA Awards 2007 <p> This 4th edition of Katzenstein and Askin's book follows the same chapter layout as the 3rd edition, and although it looks much 'fatter', it is only some 30 pages longer. The biggest advance in the current volume is that all the illustrations are now in colour and virtually all are of an extremely high quality with good colour balance. The use of colour has been extended to the headings, sub-headings and tables and this also has the effect of making the text feel less compact and more accessible. <br>As would be expected from someone with Professor Katzenstein's experience and publication record, the chapters on the 'interstitial lung diseases' are particularly clear and will be helpful to those not encountering such conditions frequently in their practice, as well as the more specialist thoracic pathologist. These chapters will also be of great use to trainees wanting an introduction to what often seems a confusing list of terms and acronyms in the run up to exams or when undertaking an attachment in respiratory pathology. <br>Although there are larger textbooks of non-neoplastic lung disease available this book continues to provide a highly readable, comprehensive yet concise view of the area and always provides useful guidance with problems cases. The chapters are also very well referenced and provide and quick easy source of further reading if more in depth research is needed for diagnosticproblems or for presentation of cases at clinical meetings. Reviewed by Dr. William Wallace, Dept of Pathology, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh on behalf of the Royal College of Pathologists - www.rcpath.org, January 2007
An excellent overview of non-malignant conditions affecting the lung. With the current emphasis on lung cancer MDTs this is useful reminder that there a great many non-malignant conditions that deserve the full cooperation of the chest physician, surgeon and pathologist. BMA Awards 2007 This 4th edition of Katzenstein and Askin's book follows the same chapter layout as the 3rd edition, and although it looks much 'fatter', it is only some 30 pages longer. The biggest advance in the current volume is that all the illustrations are now in colour and virtually all are of an extremely high quality with good colour balance. The use of colour has been extended to the headings, sub-headings and tables and this also has the effect of making the text feel less compact and more accessible. As would be expected from someone with Professor Katzenstein's experience and publication record, the chapters on the 'interstitial lung diseases' are particularly clear and will be helpful to those not encountering such conditions frequently in their practice, as well as the more specialist thoracic pathologist. These chapters will also be of great use to trainees wanting an introduction to what often seems a confusing list of terms and acronyms in the run up to exams or when undertaking an attachment in respiratory pathology. Although there are larger textbooks of non-neoplastic lung disease available this book continues to provide a highly readable, comprehensive yet concise view of the area and always provides useful guidance with problems cases. The chapters are also very well referenced and provide and quick easy source of further reading if more in depth research is needed for diagnostic problems or for presentation of cases at clinical meetings. Reviewed by Dr. William Wallace, Dept of Pathology, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh on behalf of the Royal College of Pathologists - www.rcpath.org, January 2007
An excellent overview of non-malignant conditions affecting the lung. With the current emphasis on lung cancer MDTs this is useful reminder that there a great many non-malignant conditions that deserve the full cooperation of the chest physician, surgeon and pathologist. BMA Awards 2007 <p> This 4th edition of Katzenstein and Askin's book follows the same chapter layout as the 3rd edition, and although it looks much 'fatter', it is only some 30 pages longer. The biggest advance in the current volume is that all the illustrations are now in colour and virtually all are of an extremely high quality with good colour balance. The use of colour has been extended to the headings, sub-headings and tables and this also has the effect of making the text feel less compact and more accessible. <br>As would be expected from someone with Professor Katzenstein's experience and publication record, the chapters on the 'interstitial lung diseases' are particularly clear and will be helpful to thos
An excellent overview of non-malignant conditions affecting the lung. With the current emphasis on lung cancer MDTs this is useful reminder that there a great many non-malignant conditions that deserve the full cooperation of the chest physician, surgeon and pathologist. BMA Awards 2007 <p> This 4th edition of Katzenstein and Askin's book follows the same chapter layout as the 3rd edition, and although it looks much 'fatter', it is only some 30 pages longer. The biggest advance in the current volume is that all the illustrations are now in colour and virtually all are of an extremely high quality with good colour balance. The use of colour has been extended to the headings, sub-headings and tables and this also has the effect of making the text feel less compact and more accessible. <br>As would be expected from someone with Professor Katzenstein's experience and publication record, the chapters on the 'interstitial lung diseases' are particularly clear and will be help
