Histopathology Reporting

The second revised and updated edition provides an easily comprehensible and practicable framework for standardised histopathology reports in surgical cancer. It details the gross description, histological classification, tumor differentiation, extent of local tumor spread, involvement of lymphovascular channels, lymph nodes and excision margins of the common carcinomas and also summarises non-carcinomatous malignancies. The 6th edition TNM classification of cancers is incorporated, with comments on any associated pathology, diagnostic clues and prognostic criteria. Staging information is supplemented visually by line diagrams. The book is designed to complement other publications such as the "Royal College of Pathologists Cancer Histopathology Data Sets, the 6th edition"; "TNM Classification and WHO Classification of Tumours: Pathology and Genetics" blue book series. This book is invaluable for trainee and consultant diagnostic histopathologists all over the world.

ISBN 1852339608   Pages 504 ISBN13 9781852339609 (What's this?)   Volumes 1 Publisher Springer London Ltd   Weight (grammes) 1200 Imprint Springer London Ltd   Published in England Format Paperback   Height (mm) 127 Publication date 13 Jul 2006   Width (mm) 203 Library of Congress RC270.3.H5   Spine width (mm) 28 DEWEY 616.99407583   Academic level Professional / Scholarly DEWEY edition DC22

1		Oesophageal carcinoma		3
2		Gastric carcinoma		14
3		Ampulla of vater and head of pancreas carcinoma		29
4		Small intestinal carcinoma		40
5		Colorectal carcinoma		47
6		Vermiform appendix tumours		65
7		Anal canal carcinoma (with comments on pelvic exenteration)		70
8		Gall bladder carcinoma		79
9		Extrahepatic bile duet carcinoma		85
10		Liver carcinoma		91
11		Lip and oral cavity carcinoma		105
12		Oropharyngeal carcinoma (with comments on nasopharynx and hypopharynx)		113
13		Nasal cavity and paranasal sinus carcinoma		121
14		Laryngeal carcinoma		130
15		Salivary gland tumours		137
16		Thyroid gland tumours (with comments on parathyroid)		146
17		Lung carcinoma		159
18		Malignant mesothelioma		173
19		Mediastinal cancer		181
20		Non-melanocytic skin carcinoma		191
21		Malignant melanoma		200
22		Breast carcinoma		213
23		Ovarian carcinoma (with comments on fallopian tube carcinoma)		239
24		Endometrial carcinoma		255
25		Cervical carcinoma		267
26		Vaginal carcinoma		279
27		Vulval carcinoma		286
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From reviews of the 1st edition: "... Derek Allen has set out to systematically collate all of the requirements necessary to formulate a comprehensive report for organ specific tumours across the whole range of malignant disease. This he achieves admirably. The result is a clear and concise handbook, which is very easy to use. ... a well-conceived and succinctly executed book." (Ashley Graham, ACP News. Spring 2002:40-41) "The author ! has provided an easy-to-understand 'framework' for pathologists in their reporting of common surgical cancers. Tumours are grouped according to site and are dealt with in order of importance under the following headings: gross description, histological type, extent of local tumour spread, lymphovascular invasion, lymph nodes, excision margins, other pathology and other malignancy. As a pathologist I found this method useful, as it not only provides a step-by-step approach to the reporting of theses cases, but also continually reminds one of the ever-increasing number of facts required to do this task correctly. This is of particular value to the generalist having to deal with tumours outside of his or her field of knowledge." (John Davies, South African Journal of Surgery. 2002;40(2):82) "With the advent of multi-disciplinary groups and the increased use of novel immunohistochemical and molecular techniques that provide more accurate information about prognosis and response to treatment, not only has histopathological reporting become increasingly more complex, but there is an increasing need to standardize reporting to enable the clinician to select appropriate treatment and recruit patients to randomized clinical trials. The publication of this book is therefore timely. ! It runs to almost 400 pages yet fits into the pocket of a white coat. This is an excellent book containing a wealth of information, clearly and thoughtfully laid out. It should appeal to a wide range of trainee and established clinicians and pathologists. No surgical unit dealing with the management of cancer and no department of pathology should be without a copy." (CS McArdle, Annals of Oncology. 2001;12:1194) "Whether or not you are a box ticker and welcome the advent of the minimal data set proformas, prefer entirely free text, but need prompting to ensure you include all the essential parameters or favour standard outline template reports into which you insert the details of each particular case, you will find this book helpful. The wealth of information the book contains certainly justifies the price and the author is to be congratulated fro bringing together so much of practical relevance into such a handy volume." (Journal of Pathology. 2001;194(1):138-139) " The overall product is an extremely valuable guide to reporting cancers in histopathology laboratories. It is a particularly valuable resource in those sites where national organizations have not yet produced their own minimum data sets and guidelines. This book is the sort of invaluable reference that should be available in every histopathology laboratory and is likely to need regular replacement as it will experience accelerated wear due to the frequency with which it is referred to." (S Cross, Histopathology. 2001;38(3):276)

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