Head and neck pathology / Leon Barnes, Simion I. Chiosea, Raja R. Seethala.

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Barnes, Leon, 1941-

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781617050114
1617050113
9781617050015
1617050016

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Head and neck pathology.DDC classification:

616.99/491 22

LOC classification:

RC280.H4 B37 2011eb

NLM classification:

WE 707

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Contents:

Squamous cell carcinoma-variants -- Salivary glands -- Sinonasal tract-nasopharynx -- Dental lesions -- Neural-neuroectodermal lesions -- Soft tissue tumors -- Bone tumors -- Endocrine tumors -- Miscellaneous lesions.

Summary: Head and Neck PathologyThe head and neck is the site of some of the most diverse and histologically complex tumors in the human body. Within this small, highly specialized region, one finds a remarkable range of tissues, including skin, mucosal surfaces, soft tissue, bone, lymph nodes, peripheral and central nervous system tissue, paraganglia, endocrine organs, salivary glands and odontogenic structures. Compounding the issue, biopsies are often small, frequently distorted and difficult to orient for paraffin embedding, all of which impact evaluation and diagnosis, even for experienced patholo.

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Head and Neck PathologyThe head and neck is the site of some of the most diverse and histologically complex tumors in the human body. Within this small, highly specialized region, one finds a remarkable range of tissues, including skin, mucosal surfaces, soft tissue, bone, lymph nodes, peripheral and central nervous system tissue, paraganglia, endocrine organs, salivary glands and odontogenic structures. Compounding the issue, biopsies are often small, frequently distorted and difficult to orient for paraffin embedding, all of which impact evaluation and diagnosis, even for experienced patholo.

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