Practical Head and Neck Pathology: Frequently Asked Questions

ISBN-13: 9783030106225 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 340 str.

Danielle Range; Xiaoyin Jiang

Spis treści

Oral Cavity.- Oropharynx, Nasopharynx and Waldeyer Ring.- Larynx/Hypopharynx.- Sinonasal Tract.- Salivary Gland.- Jaw and Bones of the Head and Face.- Ear Lesions.- Thyroid Gland.- Parathyroid.- Soft Tissue and Lymph Nodes of the Head and Neck.

O autorze

Danielle Elliott Range

Duke Health

Duke University School of Medicine

Department of Pathology

Durham, NC 

USA

Xiaoyin “Sara” Jiang

Duke Health

Duke University School of Medicine

Department of Pathology

Durham, NC

USA

Blurb

Practical Head and Neck Pathology: Frequently Asked Questions centers around frequently asked questions, but it is not meant to be comprehensive in its approach.  Instead, it aims to touch on all major or commonly encountered entities.  Each chapter begins with a list of questions typically ordered from basic histologic knowledge, to inflammatory processes, primary tumors, and secondary tumor types.  Strategies for the diagnosis of salivary gland, metastatic head and neck cancers and thyroid disease using ancillary testing is highlighted. Small biopsy dilemmas in undifferentiated tumors of the sinonasal and nasopharyngeal tracts are undertaken with emphasis on differential diagnosis and ancillary techniques. The tables are the foundation of the book, offering a quick reference guide for salient features of various entities and differential diagnoses. A comprehensive set of references after each question can be used to supplement the information provided and give the reader a foundation for further learning. 

 

This book answers some of the difficult, prevailing and emerging questions in head and neck pathology that arise in everyday practice.  While such challenges may not always be frequent, they have tremendous impact on clinical practice. Clinically pertinent, molecular advances in treatment and diagnosis for the practicing and junior pathologist are covered.