Recommended pathology books for pathology resident
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Thank you but I asked for pathology books for residents to read!!
Book by Molavi. This has been discussed. Do a search.
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CP: ASCP Quick Compendium for clinical pathology
Intro AP: Molavi - the practice of surgical pathology (very basic, read within first 2 weeks); also Quick Reference Handbook for Surgical Pathologists.
Surg path subspecialties: Whatever books have nice photos with text you can actually get through. The major textbooks like Rosai and Sternberg are of limited daily utility, but most people still have a copy. Diagnostic Pathology is a nice but expensive series many people like. WHO classification for each organ system is probably the most useful. Expert consult also isn't bad.
Some people like Rapini for skin, but I think it's the most useless textbook ever.
Intro AP: Molavi - the practice of surgical pathology (very basic, read within first 2 weeks); also Quick Reference Handbook for Surgical Pathologists.
Surg path subspecialties: Whatever books have nice photos with text you can actually get through. The major textbooks like Rosai and Sternberg are of limited daily utility, but most people still have a copy. Diagnostic Pathology is a nice but expensive series many people like. WHO classification for each organ system is probably the most useful. Expert consult also isn't bad.
Some people like Rapini for skin, but I think it's the most useless textbook ever.
The Practice of Surgical Pathology: A Beginner's Guide to the Diagnostic Process
by Diana Weedman MolaviRosai and Ackerman's Surgical Pathology
Diagnostic Histopathology of Tumors
Inflammatory Dermatopathology: A Pathologist's Survival Guide
Tumors of the Soft Tissues (Atlas of Tumor Pathology (AFIP) 3rd Series) Paperback – September 1, 2001- Old but really good.
My best reads.
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