cardiovascular path text

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I have been trying to identify the best textbook of cardiovascular pathology as a resource for a forensic pathologist. Most of the sudden cardiac death texts are too limited. Hurst, while extensive (you will find it in Hurst), does not have great gross/histology images, as it is geared toward a cardiologist's needs. Advantages of Hurst include that it has been recently updated, it isn't that expensive and up to date clinical information regarding treatment modalities and diagnostics is helpful.
Renu Virmani has coauthored a cardiac path text, but it was published in 2001, so it is a bit dated. Also, I've been unable to find any information about the quality of the images or extent of the information, but I understand that this text is geared toward the pathologist. Does anyone have Virmani's text and can speak to the utility of it from an autopsy perspective? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks!
 
I have been trying to identify the best textbook of cardiovascular pathology as a resource for a forensic pathologist. Most of the sudden cardiac death texts are too limited. Hurst, while extensive (you will find it in Hurst), does not have great gross/histology images, as it is geared toward a cardiologist's needs. Advantages of Hurst include that it has been recently updated, it isn't that expensive and up to date clinical information regarding treatment modalities and diagnostics is helpful.
Renu Virmani has coauthored a cardiac path text, but it was published in 2001, so it is a bit dated. Also, I've been unable to find any information about the quality of the images or extent of the information, but I understand that this text is geared toward the pathologist. Does anyone have Virmani's text and can speak to the utility of it from an autopsy perspective? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks!


i'm glad i'm not the only one that has been having trouble finding a good cardiac path book! are you a future FP colleague??
 
Yes, HbyHA, I am a future FP. I will in fellowship next year. Looking forward to it! How about you?
 
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?????!
 
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yeeeeaaah ok....


anyhoo, i am doing my fellowship 2010.
 
nope i am NYC 2010-2011. They like to sew things up early there i guess, not that i mind😀
 
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Yes, I too have known for some time where I was headed. Everyone is doing things well in advance, now. NYC should keep you busy! I expect I'll be quite busy, as well. Maybe we'll trade notes some time. The difference in climates will make for vastly different experiences, I suspect. Best of luck!