favorite gynecologic text

[ScotchBonnet]

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What's your favorite surg path textbook for gynecologic/obstetric pathology and why? Plan to use some of the book fund on one and wanted to see what people (outside my program) like. Thanks.

 

[Gene_]

I like the "Blaustein's..." by Kurman, but it was last published in 2002.

 

[pathstudent]

The harvard text by crum and lee is my favorite

 

[gbwillner]

What's your favorite surg path textbook for gynecologic/obstetric pathology and why? Plan to use some of the book fund on one and wanted to see what people (outside my program) like. Thanks.

All I know is avoid the Nucci Foundations book. I love that series, but the GYN one was terrible. It's not nicely formatted like the other books in the series and lots of common entities are totally omitted.

 

[SLUsagar]

I'd recommend the Clement/Young GYN atlas. Essentially like the Haber ddx, but GYN focused obviously, and with great COLOR pics, tables, ddx, and CONCISE and KEY references.

 

[TMZ2007]

Nearly everyone in my program (resident and faculty) seems to prefer Robboy. We've a few who also like Blaustein.

 

[Pathologee]

I would go with Swank and Hustler, in that order.

 

[pathstudent]

I would go with Swank and Hustler, in that order.

Perv

 

[Pathologee]

You were the one talkin bout facials yesterday.

 

[pathstudent]

You were the one talkin bout facials yesterday.

Double Perv.

 

[GeoLeoX]

I like the "Blaustein's..." by Kurman, but it was last published in 2002.

new edition coming later this year.

http://www.springer.com/medicine/pathology/book/978-1-4419-0490-4