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    Gross Morphology of Common Diseases
    Gross Morphology of Common Diseases
    Gross Morphology of Common Diseases
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    Gross Morphology of Common Diseases

    By Brush Education

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    The most comprehensive resource of macroscopic images of human diseases

    With more than 1000 macroscopic images of common human diseases, Gross Morphology of Common Diseases is an indispensable resource for undergraduate medical students, pathology trainees and practicing physicians. Each image is accompanied by a concise legend that outlines the most important clinical and pathological information, helping clinicians of all specializations to formulate differential diagnoses.

    These images are drawn from several institutions, including the vast collection of McGill’s Department of Pathology, a world leader in pathology education that sees more than 100,000 surgical cases each year. Disease entities are classified by organ system for easy reference.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrush Education
    Release dateFeb 7, 2020
    ISBN9781550596861
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