Shauna C. Anderson Young - Andersons Atlas of Hematology

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After many years of interacting with students, Shauna Anderson Young and Keila Poulsen have produced this atlas with high-quality images, which are combined with in-depth descriptive text to create an ideal bench-top tool for the student and practitioner.

ORGANIZATION

The text has two units: Cell Descriptions (or normal hematology) and Hematologic Disorders. The first unit is organized into three parts:

• Hematopoietic cells, including a comparison of some of the commonly confused cells

• Bone marrow cellularity, cells of the reticuloendothelial system, and nonhematopoietic cells

• Cytochemical stains

Each cell description includes the cell size, a description of the nucleus and cytoplasm, and a list of associated clinical conditions. A drawing of the maturation series for each cell type accompanies the high-quality photographs.

The second unit describes hematologic disorders. Each description includes a brief summary of the clinical features, pathology, laboratory features, and a diagnostic scheme. The diagnostic scheme summarizes the relevant laboratory findings that lead to the features of a particular disorder. This unit is also organized into three parts:

• Red blood cell disorders

• White cell disorders

• Miscellaneous disorders

The WHO classification of hematopoietic and lymphoid tissue has been incorporated into this atlas.

IS THIS TEXT FOR YOU?

Yes! The atlas can be used to teach any level of hematology. Whether it is used for teaching cell identification or for the diagnosis of disease, it is a valuable learning tool for students in medical laboratory technician or medical laboratory science/technology programs. It is also a great reference for students in nursing and nurse practitioner programs, as well as medical students or residents. Finally, this spiral-bound atlas is an ideal, user-friendly, convenient companion at the microscope and can be used as a retraining resource or as a laboratory reference.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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• Image Banks