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Symbols and abbreviations xx
1 Basic pathology 1
Pathological terminology 2
Cellular adaptations 3
Cellular death 4
Infl ammation & healing 5
Innate immunity 6
Adaptive immunity 8
Hypersensitivity reactions 10
Neoplasia 11
Carcinogenesis 12

2 Infectious diseases 15
Microbes 16
Antimicrobial agents 17
Human immunodefi ciency virus 18
Tuberculosis 20
Infectious mononucleosis 21
Malaria 22
Syphilis 24
Lyme disease 25
Leishmaniasis 26

3 Vascular pathology 27
Atherosclerosis 28
Shock 30
Hypertension 31
Chronic lower limb ischaemia 32
Acute lower limb ischaemia 33
Aortic dissection 34
Abdominal aortic aneurysm 35
Varicose veins 36
Deep vein thrombosis 37

4 Cardiac pathology 39
Congenital heart disease 40
Angina pectoris 42
Unstable angina 43
Non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction 44
ST-elevation myocardial infarction 46
Left ventricular failure 48
Right ventricular failure 50
Valvular heart disease 51
Cardiomyopathies 52
Infective endocarditis 53
Myocarditis 54
Pericarditis 55

5 Respiratory pathology 57
Respiratory tract malformations 58
Benign sinonasal diseases 59
Sinonasal malignancies 60
Nasopharyngeal diseases 61
Laryngeal diseases 62
Respiratory failure 63
Acute respiratory distress syndrome 64
Bronchiectasis 65
Cystic fi brosis 66
Pulmonary thromboembolism 67
Pulmonary hypertension 68
Asthma 69
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 70
Bacterial pneumonia 72
Idiopathic pulmonary fi brosis 74
Hypersensitivity pneumonitis 76
Lung carcinoma 78
Pleural effusion 80
Pneumothorax 81
Malignant mesothelioma 82

6 Gastrointestinal pathology 83
Gastrointestinal malformations 84
Oral cavity diseases 86
Salivary gland diseases 87
Oesophagitis 88
Oesophageal polyps and nodules 89
Oesophageal carcinoma 90
Gastritis 92
Gastric polyps 93
Gastric carcinoma 94
Gastrointestinal stromal tumours 96
Peptic duodenitis 97
Coeliac disease 98
Small bowel infarction 99
Intestinal infections 100
Intestinal obstruction 102
Acute appendicitis 103
Crohn’s disease 104
Ulcerative colitis 105
Microscopic colitis 106
Colorectal polyps 108
Colorectal carcinoma 110
Diverticular disease 112
Anal pathology 113

7 Hepatobiliary pathology 115
Acute viral hepatitis 116
Chronic viral hepatitis 117
Alcoholic liver disease 118
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 119
Autoimmune hepatitis 120
Primary biliary cirrhosis 121
Primary sclerosing cholangitis 122
Wilson’s disease 123
Hereditary haemochromatosis 124
Cirrhosis 125
Benign liver lesions 126
Hepatocellular carcinoma 127
Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 128
Cholecystitis 129
Extrahepatic bile duct carcinoma 130

8 Pancreatic pathology 131
Pancreatic malformations 132
Acute pancreatitis 133
Chronic pancreatitis 134
Pancreatic ductal carcinoma 135
Pancreatic endocrine tumours 136
Pancreatic cystic tumours 138
Acinar cell carcinoma 139

9 Renal pathology 141
Chronic kidney disease 142
Acute renal failure 144
Hypertensive nephropathy 145
Diabetic nephropathy 146
Minimal change disease 147
Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis 148
Membranous nephropathy 149
IgA nephropathy 150
Acute tubular injury 151
Acute drug-induced interstitial nephritis 152
Anti-glomerular basement membrane disease 153
Refl ux nephropathy 154
Obstructive nephropathy 155

10 Urological pathology 157
Genitourinary malformations 158
Urinary tract infection 160
Urinary tract obstruction 162
Urinary calculi 164
Cystic renal diseases 165
Benign renal tumours 166
Renal cell carcinoma 168
Childhood renal tumours 170
Urothelial carcinomas 172
Benign prostatic hyperplasia 174
Prostate carcinoma 176
Testicular germ cell tumours 178
Testicular non-germ cell tumours 180
Paratesticular diseases 181
Urethral diseases 182
Penile diseases 183
Scrotal diseases 184

11 Gynaecological pathology 185
Vulval skin diseases 186
Benign vulval tumours 187
Vulval carcinoma 188
Vaginal infections 190
Vaginal tumours 191
Cervical carcinoma 192
Cervical screening 194
Endometriosis 195
Endometrial carcinoma 196
Uterine leiomyomas 198
Functional ovarian cysts 200
Polycystic ovarian syndrome 202
Benign ovarian tumours 204
Ovarian carcinomas 206
Pelvic infl ammatory disease 208
Ectopic pregnancy 209
Hydatidiform moles 210
Pre-eclampsia 212

12 Breast pathology 215
Duct ectasia 216
Acute mastitis 217
Fat necrosis 218
Fibrocystic change 219
Fibroadenoma 220
Intraductal papilloma 222
Radial scar 223
Proliferative breast diseases 224
Ductal carcinoma in situ 225
Invasive breast carcinomas 226
Breast screening 228
Male breast diseases 229

13 Endocrine pathology 231
Diabetes mellitus 232
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis 234
Graves’ disease 235
Nodular goitre 236
Follicular adenoma 237
Thyroid carcinomas 238
Parathyroid hyperplasia 240
Parathyroid adenoma 241
Parathyroid carcinoma 242
Addison’s disease 243
Adrenal cortical adenoma 244
Adrenal cortical carcinoma 246
Phaeochromocytoma 248
Neuroblastoma 250
Pituitary adenoma 252

14 Haematopathology 255
Iron defi ciency anaemia 256
Anaemia of chronic disease 257
Megaloblastic anaemias 258
Hereditary spherocytosis 259
Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase defi ciency 260
Thalassaemias 261
Sickle cell disorders 262
Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura 264
Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura 265
von Willebrand disease 266
Haemophilia 267
Thrombophilia 268
Acute B-lymphoblastic leukaemia 269
Acute myeloid leukaemias 270
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia 271
Chronic myelogenous leukaemia 272
Polycythaemia vera 273
Essential thrombocythaemia 274
Primary myelofi brosis 275
Myelodysplastic syndromes 276
Follicular lymphoma 277
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 278
Extranodal marginal zone lymphoma 279
Mantle cell lymphoma 280
Classical Hodgkin lymphoma 281
Plasma cell myeloma 282
Primary amyloidosis 283

15 Skin pathology 285
Eczemas 286
Psoriasis 287
Lichen planus 288
Erythema multiforme 289
Granuloma annulare 290
Pemphigus vulgaris 291
Bullous pemphigoid 292
Dermatitis herpetiformis 293
Erythema nodosum 294
Pyoderma gangrenosum 295
Skin infections 296
Benign cutaneous lumps 298
Basal cell carcinoma 300
Squamous cell carcinoma 301
Malignant melanoma 302
Mycosis fungoides 304

16 Osteoarticular pathology 305
Osteoarticular malformations 306
Osteoporosis 307
Paget’s disease 308
Osteomalacia 309
Osteomyelitis 310
Benign bone tumours 311
Malignant bone tumours 312
Osteoarthritis 313
Rheumatoid arthritis 314
Spondyloarthropathies 315
Crystal arthropathies 316
Septic arthritis 317
Soft tissue tumours 318

17 Neuropathology 321
Nervous system malformations 322
Epilepsy 323
Head injury 324
Cerebral infarction 325
Intracerebral haemorrhage 326
Subarachnoid haemorrhage 328
Meningitis 330
Cerebral infections 331
Multiple sclerosis 332
Alzheimer’s disease 333
Dementia with Lewy bodies 334
Parkinson’s disease 335
Huntington’s disease 336
Motor neurone disease 337
Creutzfeldt–Jacob disease 338
Central nervous system neoplasms 340
Guillain–Barré syndrome 342
Myasthenia gravis 343

18 Multisystem diseases 345
Systemic lupus erythematosus 346
Systemic sclerosis 348
Sarcoidosis 349
Vasculitis 350
Index 351

Title:	Oxford handbook of clinical pathology.
Author Name:	James Carton.
Author Sur Name:	CARTON, James.
Author information:	<p>Dr Carton is a consultant histopathologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust specialising in dermatopathology and uropathology.</p>
Edition/Published:	1st ed. _New York : Oxford University Press , 2013

Notes	Includes Index.
Includes Index:	P. 351-357
ISBN No's:	978-0-19-959163-3 ,
Bar Code's:	,
Shelf Location's:	51 ,

Classification
Subject:	Diagnosis, Laboratory
Dewey Class No:	616.07
Letter Call No:	C25o
LC Classification:	RB38.2 .C36 2013

Other's Book Information
Book ID No:	1942 , 1941
Total Books:	2
Date of collection's:	29-Jan-2017 , 29-Jan-2017
Donation / Purchase:	Purchase
Language:	English
Department:	Pathology
Synopsis:	The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology provides an accessible and easy-to-use handbook for medical students and doctors, which succinctly explains the pathology behind important and common diseases relevant to the whole range of medical and surgical specialties. It covers basic general pathological principles and follows a systems-based approach, highlighting the most common conditions in each area. Macroscopic and microscopic pathological features are described, as well as relevant immunohisto chemical, molecular, and genetic information. Up-to-date staging information is provided for all major malignancies, and reference symbols are used to highlight important points and provide quick links between related topics. This essential guide to pathology is an invaluable resource for medical students, pathology trainees, junior doctors, and biomedical scientists.
Description:	The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology is the concise and rapidly accessible guide to general pathologic principles, and the pathology behind common and important conditions across all the major medical and surgical specialties. This book continues to be the definitive resource for medical students and doctors with an interest in this important specialty.
Key Features:	Covers the pathology behind all major medical and surgical specialties Provides the most current information on immunohistochemical and molecular pathology Organised in an easy to navigate style with clear headings and bullet points to give quick access to the facts
Summary:	A concise and accessible guide to the major pathology specialties, this is an informative approach to the pathology behind important and common diseases. Now with over 50 new colour images, this extensively illustrated handbook is an ideal resource for both students and doctors.i
Abstract:	The Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology is an accessible and easy-to-use resource, which explains the pathology behind important and common diseases relevant to the whole range of medical and surgical specialties.
Preface:	This ﬁrst edition of the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Pathology was written with the aim of producing a pocket-sized book which concisely conveys the key pathology relevant to clinical practice. The handbook covers both general and systems-based pathology with each topic occupying either a single- or double-page spread. A uniform sequence of headings is followed for each topic to allow easy access to the facts. Although aimed primarily at medical students, this handbook should also be useful for postgraduate doctors working in specialties with close links to pathology. I hope you ﬁnd this handbook helpful and easy to learn from. Feedback on errors and omissions would be much appreciated. Please post your comments via the OUP website (www.oup.co.uk/medicine/handbooks). James Carton 2011
Content:	Symbols and abbreviations xx 1 Basic pathology 1 Pathological terminology 2 Cellular adaptations 3 Cellular death 4 Infl ammation & healing 5 Innate immunity 6 Adaptive immunity 8 Hypersensitivity reactions 10 Neoplasia 11 Carcinogenesis 12 2 Infectious diseases 15 Microbes 16 Antimicrobial agents 17 Human immunodefi ciency virus 18 Tuberculosis 20 Infectious mononucleosis 21 Malaria 22 Syphilis 24 Lyme disease 25 Leishmaniasis 26 3 Vascular pathology 27 Atherosclerosis 28 Shock 30 Hypertension 31 Chronic lower limb ischaemia 32 Acute lower limb ischaemia 33 Aortic dissection 34 Abdominal aortic aneurysm 35 Varicose veins 36 Deep vein thrombosis 37 4 Cardiac pathology 39 Congenital heart disease 40 Angina pectoris 42 Unstable angina 43 Non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction 44 ST-elevation myocardial infarction 46 Left ventricular failure 48 Right ventricular failure 50 Valvular heart disease 51 Cardiomyopathies 52 Infective endocarditis 53 Myocarditis 54 Pericarditis 55 5 Respiratory pathology 57 Respiratory tract malformations 58 Benign sinonasal diseases 59 Sinonasal malignancies 60 Nasopharyngeal diseases 61 Laryngeal diseases 62 Respiratory failure 63 Acute respiratory distress syndrome 64 Bronchiectasis 65 Cystic fi brosis 66 Pulmonary thromboembolism 67 Pulmonary hypertension 68 Asthma 69 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 70 Bacterial pneumonia 72 Idiopathic pulmonary fi brosis 74 Hypersensitivity pneumonitis 76 Lung carcinoma 78 Pleural effusion 80 Pneumothorax 81 Malignant mesothelioma 82 6 Gastrointestinal pathology 83 Gastrointestinal malformations 84 Oral cavity diseases 86 Salivary gland diseases 87 Oesophagitis 88 Oesophageal polyps and nodules 89 Oesophageal carcinoma 90 Gastritis 92 Gastric polyps 93 Gastric carcinoma 94 Gastrointestinal stromal tumours 96 Peptic duodenitis 97 Coeliac disease 98 Small bowel infarction 99 Intestinal infections 100 Intestinal obstruction 102 Acute appendicitis 103 Crohn’s disease 104 Ulcerative colitis 105 Microscopic colitis 106 Colorectal polyps 108 Colorectal carcinoma 110 Diverticular disease 112 Anal pathology 113 7 Hepatobiliary pathology 115 Acute viral hepatitis 116 Chronic viral hepatitis 117 Alcoholic liver disease 118 Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 119 Autoimmune hepatitis 120 Primary biliary cirrhosis 121 Primary sclerosing cholangitis 122 Wilson’s disease 123 Hereditary haemochromatosis 124 Cirrhosis 125 Benign liver lesions 126 Hepatocellular carcinoma 127 Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 128 Cholecystitis 129 Extrahepatic bile duct carcinoma 130 8 Pancreatic pathology 131 Pancreatic malformations 132 Acute pancreatitis 133 Chronic pancreatitis 134 Pancreatic ductal carcinoma 135 Pancreatic endocrine tumours 136 Pancreatic cystic tumours 138 Acinar cell carcinoma 139 9 Renal pathology 141 Chronic kidney disease 142 Acute renal failure 144 Hypertensive nephropathy 145 Diabetic nephropathy 146 Minimal change disease 147 Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis 148 Membranous nephropathy 149 IgA nephropathy 150 Acute tubular injury 151 Acute drug-induced interstitial nephritis 152 Anti-glomerular basement membrane disease 153 Refl ux nephropathy 154 Obstructive nephropathy 155 10 Urological pathology 157 Genitourinary malformations 158 Urinary tract infection 160 Urinary tract obstruction 162 Urinary calculi 164 Cystic renal diseases 165 Benign renal tumours 166 Renal cell carcinoma 168 Childhood renal tumours 170 Urothelial carcinomas 172 Benign prostatic hyperplasia 174 Prostate carcinoma 176 Testicular germ cell tumours 178 Testicular non-germ cell tumours 180 Paratesticular diseases 181 Urethral diseases 182 Penile diseases 183 Scrotal diseases 184 11 Gynaecological pathology 185 Vulval skin diseases 186 Benign vulval tumours 187 Vulval carcinoma 188 Vaginal infections 190 Vaginal tumours 191 Cervical carcinoma 192 Cervical screening 194 Endometriosis 195 Endometrial carcinoma 196 Uterine leiomyomas 198 Functional ovarian cysts 200 Polycystic ovarian syndrome 202 Benign ovarian tumours 204 Ovarian carcinomas 206 Pelvic infl ammatory disease 208 Ectopic pregnancy 209 Hydatidiform moles 210 Pre-eclampsia 212 12 Breast pathology 215 Duct ectasia 216 Acute mastitis 217 Fat necrosis 218 Fibrocystic change 219 Fibroadenoma 220 Intraductal papilloma 222 Radial scar 223 Proliferative breast diseases 224 Ductal carcinoma in situ 225 Invasive breast carcinomas 226 Breast screening 228 Male breast diseases 229 13 Endocrine pathology 231 Diabetes mellitus 232 Hashimoto’s thyroiditis 234 Graves’ disease 235 Nodular goitre 236 Follicular adenoma 237 Thyroid carcinomas 238 Parathyroid hyperplasia 240 Parathyroid adenoma 241 Parathyroid carcinoma 242 Addison’s disease 243 Adrenal cortical adenoma 244 Adrenal cortical carcinoma 246 Phaeochromocytoma 248 Neuroblastoma 250 Pituitary adenoma 252 14 Haematopathology 255 Iron defi ciency anaemia 256 Anaemia of chronic disease 257 Megaloblastic anaemias 258 Hereditary spherocytosis 259 Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase defi ciency 260 Thalassaemias 261 Sickle cell disorders 262 Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura 264 Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura 265 von Willebrand disease 266 Haemophilia 267 Thrombophilia 268 Acute B-lymphoblastic leukaemia 269 Acute myeloid leukaemias 270 Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia 271 Chronic myelogenous leukaemia 272 Polycythaemia vera 273 Essential thrombocythaemia 274 Primary myelofi brosis 275 Myelodysplastic syndromes 276 Follicular lymphoma 277 Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 278 Extranodal marginal zone lymphoma 279 Mantle cell lymphoma 280 Classical Hodgkin lymphoma 281 Plasma cell myeloma 282 Primary amyloidosis 283 15 Skin pathology 285 Eczemas 286 Psoriasis 287 Lichen planus 288 Erythema multiforme 289 Granuloma annulare 290 Pemphigus vulgaris 291 Bullous pemphigoid 292 Dermatitis herpetiformis 293 Erythema nodosum 294 Pyoderma gangrenosum 295 Skin infections 296 Benign cutaneous lumps 298 Basal cell carcinoma 300 Squamous cell carcinoma 301 Malignant melanoma 302 Mycosis fungoides 304 16 Osteoarticular pathology 305 Osteoarticular malformations 306 Osteoporosis 307 Paget’s disease 308 Osteomalacia 309 Osteomyelitis 310 Benign bone tumours 311 Malignant bone tumours 312 Osteoarthritis 313 Rheumatoid arthritis 314 Spondyloarthropathies 315 Crystal arthropathies 316 Septic arthritis 317 Soft tissue tumours 318 17 Neuropathology 321 Nervous system malformations 322 Epilepsy 323 Head injury 324 Cerebral infarction 325 Intracerebral haemorrhage 326 Subarachnoid haemorrhage 328 Meningitis 330 Cerebral infections 331 Multiple sclerosis 332 Alzheimer’s disease 333 Dementia with Lewy bodies 334 Parkinson’s disease 335 Huntington’s disease 336 Motor neurone disease 337 Creutzfeldt–Jacob disease 338 Central nervous system neoplasms 340 Guillain–Barré syndrome 342 Myasthenia gravis 343 18 Multisystem diseases 345 Systemic lupus erythematosus 346 Systemic sclerosis 348 Sarcoidosis 349 Vasculitis 350 Index 351

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