Genitourinary Pathology E-Book: A Volume in the Series: Foundations in Diagnostic Pathology

I'm an associate Professor of clinical science works in the pathology department, and I must give this book a thumbs down. In fact I wish I could return it, but I waited too long. It is not nearly in-depth enough to build lectures from and to become an expert in the subject. For example, check out the chapter on benign prostatic hypertrophy. Again, it does not explain any of the leading theories of the cause of this disease.And the other thing I strongly disliked about this book is the fact it didn't use references! Its paragraphs would just spit out information in a cluttered manner without any references or any mention of where this information came from. It is truly not an evidence-based textbook.

love how these books are written just off cycle from who blue books so you can kind play leap frog in your reading. editing needs to be tightened up a bit and the disorders of sexual development are a little haphazard. latest on kidney, which is always changing will be good..

Excellent book for residents or practicing pathologist alike.