Review of Pathology

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  December 1, 2000 ;   Izban, Keith F;   474 words ......the third edition of Pathology, the continued collaborative...comprehensive blend of classic pathology concepts and 21st century...concepts of descriptive pathology, mechanistic pathophysiology, and clinical medicine. The many concepts and...strongest attributes of Pathology is the ...

The Archives of Pathology & laboratory medicine: Seventy-five years and...

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  January 1, 2001 ;   McLendon, William W;   787 words ...the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with this issue...narrow focus on anatomical and experimental pathology and a limited circulation to a journal covering the entire field of pathology and laboratory medicine with an international...

Potter's Pathology of the Fetus and Infant

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  June 1, 2000 ;   Husain, Aliya N;   534 words ...Potter's Pathology of the Fetus and Infant Vols 1 and 2...like me who started learning pediatric pathology in the 1980s, the 1975 single-volume, 677-page 3rd edition of Potter and Craig's Pathology of the Fetus and Infant was the ultimate...

Pathology RE-Imagined: The History of Digital Radiology and the Future of...

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  May 1, 2008 ;   Montalto, Michael C;   787 words ...The clinical practice of anatomic pathology and radiology are similar at several...to represent the original anatomy. For pathology, photons generated from a microscope...assessment of structural features. In pathology, this is called morphology, but the principle...

Potter's Pathology of the Fetus, Infant and Child

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  July 1, 2008 ;   Husain, Aliya N;   592 words ...Potter's Pathology of the Fetus, Infant and Child Vols...Potter (1901-1993) was professor of pathology at the Chicago Lying in Hospital and...the foundation of fetal and pediatric pathology with her books (published in 1952, 1961...

Pathology of Infectious Diseases, Volume 1: Helminthiases

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  May 1, 2001 ;   Carey, Roberta B;   548 words ...Pathology of Infectious Diseases, Volume 1: Helminthiases Edited by Wayne M. Meyers, Ronald C. Neadie, Aileen M. Marty, and DouglasJ. Wear, 530 pp, with illus, Washington, DC, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 2000. The Pathology of Infectious Diseases, Volume 1: Helminthiases is the first installment of ...

NEW CHAIRMAN OF PATHOLOGY NAMED

US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  June 19, 2007 ;     395 words ......Medicine has a new chairman for the Department of Pathology: Dr. Robert Mrak, who is currently professor of pathology, chief of neuropathology and chief of autopsy at...Sciences. "As we work to build and strengthen our pathology program, Dr. Mrak will be instrumental in leading...health affairs and dean ...

Molecular Signatures of Lung and Pleural Tumors: Joint Symposium of the...

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  October 1, 2008 ;   Popper, Helmut H;   787 words ......Tumors is to describe new methodologic developments in molecular pathology to the general pathologist as well as to the specialist. Pathology in general and pulmonary pathology in particular have made dramatic steps forward in recent decades...

Implications of the new technology for pathology: Descending levels of...

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine;  November 1, 2002 ;   Henson, Donald Earl;   787 words ...Editorial In pathology, there are three levels of analysis-macroscop...reflection of scientific progress in pathology. Historically, macroscopic or gross...a revolution that was occurring in pathology with the introduction of histologic...

DANI S. ZANDER NAMED CHAIR OF PATHOLOGY AT PENNSYLVANIA STATE MILTON S....

US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  January 25, 2006 ;     501 words ......was named chair of the Department of Pathology, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical...background in a variety of specialties within pathology," said Darrell G. Kirch, M.D., dean and...skills needed to enhance the Department of Pathology." Currently, Zander serves as tenured...

Harrison's Neurology in Clinical Medicine

Mayo Clinic Proceedings;  August 1, 2006 ;   Eggers, Scott D Z;   90 words ...Harrison's Neurology in Clinical Medicine, edited by Stephen L. Hauser, 691 pp, with illus, $64.95, Philadelphia, Pa, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (telephone: 800638-30...

ENDOWED CHAIR PROGRAM BOOSTS OU PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

The Journal Record;  November 7, 1990 ;   CAROL KILPATRICK;   714 words ......filled the Lloyd E. Rader Endowed Chair in Pathology at the University of Oklahoma Health...January 1989. Since then, the Department of Pathology has recruited seven faculty members...sophomore class were from the Department of Pathology. Six of the people in the department...

NIH Seeks Activities and Technology to Advance Biomedical Sciences,...

Targeted News Service;  June 11, 2008 ;     173 words ......technology that advances research in biomedical sciences, clinical medicine, or health services. There is no award ceiling for the...advance research or practice in the biomedical sciences, clinical medicine or health services research." The funding opportunity docket...

Howard Pathology Professor Marvin 'Bump' Jackson Dies

The Washington Post;  March 26, 2003 ;     287 words ......Alexander "Bump" Jackson, 75, a retired pathology professor at Howard University's medical...W.Va. Dr. Jackson worked in Howard's pathology department from 1957 until 1999 and was...biology. He was an expert in autopsy pathology, respiratory pathology, inflammation...

The impact of the pathology workforce crisis on acute health care

Australian Health Review;  April 1, 2007 ;   Graves, Debra;   787 words ......paper outlines the huge problem facing pathology services in Australia and the impact...to be aware of the huge problem facing pathology services in Australia, and the impact...concerned about the impact the crisis in pathology will have on the health care system and...