RT Book, Section
A1 Murphy, Claire E.
A1 Knierim, Richard Harlin
A1 Pardue, Benjamin
A1 Allen, Timothy Craig
A2 Quang, Tony S.
A2 Taft, Michelle S.
A2 Beriwal, Sushil
SR Print(0)
ID 1191392349
T1 Anatomic and Clinical Pathology
T2 Understanding the Principles and Practice of Legal Oncology
YR 2022
FD 2022
PB McGraw Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 9781260474077
LK hemonc.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1191392349
RD 2024/04/19
AB Pathology  is  the  branch  of  medicine  that  specializes  in  the  examination  of  samples  of  body  tissue  and  fluids  for  diagnostic  or  forensic  purposes,  and  pathologists  are  physicians  who  subspecialize  in  pathology.  Pathology  is  divided  into  (1)  anatomic  pathology  and  (2)  clinical  pathology  (also  termed  laboratory  medicine).  Major  subdivisions  of  anatomic  pathology  are  surgical  pathology,  cytopathology,  and  autopsy  pathology.  Clinical  pathology  includes  clinical  chemistry,  hematology,  microbiology,  and  transfusion  medicine.  Pathologists  frequently  subspecialize,  and  there  are  Accreditation  Council  for  Graduate  Medical  Education  (ACGME)–accredited  fellowships  in  breast  pathology,  cytopathology,  dermatopathology,  gastrointestinal  pathology,  genitourinary  pathology,  gynecologic  pathology,  hematopathology,  medical  microbiology,  molecular  genetic  pathology,  neuropathology,  pediatric  pathology,  renal  pathology,  forensic  pathology,  and  clinical  informatics.