Rubin's Pathology: Clinicopathologic Foundations of MedicineRaphael Rubin, David S. Strayer, Emanuel Rubin Rubin's Pathology is a core textbook for medical students taking pathology. Pathology in medical school is generally taught in one of two ways: (1) as a year long course in the second year of medical school, covering principles and systems, or (2) as a two part course, beginning with fundamental principles in the first year of medical school and concluding with systems pathology in the second year of medical school. This text emphasizes concepts that a medical student needs to know without going into unnecessary detail. It features numerous high-quality images and superb four-color illustrations. A companion website offers valuable additional material to enhance learning and teaching. |
Contents
Cell Adaptation Cell Injury and Cell Death | 1 |
Inflammation | 47 |
Repair Regeneration and Fibrosis | 83 |
Immunopathology | 115 |
Neoplasia | 157 |
Developmental and Genetic Diseases | 213 |
Hemodynamic Disorders | 267 |
Environmental and Nutritional Pathology | 293 |
The Kidney | 753 |
The Lower Urinary Tract and Male Reproductive System | 809 |
The Female Reproductive System the Peritoneum and Pregnancy | 847 |
The Breast | 923 |
Hematopathology | 947 |
The Endocrine System | 1037 |
Obesity Diabetes Mellitus and the Metabolic Syndrome | 1081 |
The Amyloidoses | 1099 |
Infectious and Parasitic Diseases | 329 |
Blood Vessels | 435 |
The Heart | 479 |
The Respiratory System | 537 |
The Gastrointestinal Tract | 605 |
The Liver and Biliary System | 677 |
The Pancreas | 737 |
The Skin | 1111 |
The Head and Neck | 1169 |
Bones and Joints | 1199 |
Skeletal Muscle | 1273 |
The Nervous System | 1295 |
The Eye | 1393 |
Figure Acknowledgments | 1415 |
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Rubin's Pathology: Clinicopathologic Foundations of Medicine Raphael Rubin No preview available - 2011 |
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