Atlas of Gastrointestinal Pathology: A Pattern Based Approach to Neoplastic Biopsies

The authors went to the max to present a book with a lot of thought for TEACHING pathologists how to recognize and diagnose neoplastic GI specimens.Pictures are LARGE (Hooray). Lots of tables, flow charts, or cartoons to summarize findings.There are lots of discussion of how to handle borderline cases, which are the cases that drive pathologists batty. It's almost like having the author by your side teaching you, except it's in book form, so is always there to help.Should be in every pathologist's library.

Great book. Good explanation, good pictures, very organized and nicely written. Highly recommended.

Stop looking for GI books. Just get this.It is like joining af GI course with world class faculty.But where are the apendix pathology??

Super digestible down to earth approach to day to day GI path reporting.Easy to read- lots of great pictures. No long waffly descriptions or pretentious tripe.Its like having a great mentor sitting with you reporting.I wish I had this book during my training.