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Pathology books - Muscle pathology
Carpenter: Pathology of Skeletal Muscle; 2001 (2nd edition), 704 pages; “Comprehensive work explaining and illustrating in detail the pathological reactions of skeletal muscles occurring in human disease. Microscopic changes are illustrated by histochemistry, immunocytochemistry, resin histology, and electron microscopy.” review #1 , #2, #3
Dubowitz:
Muscle Biopsy: A Practical Approach
By Victor Dubowitz and Caroline A Sewry
2006 (3rd ed), 626 pages, 553 illus, $199 list
In this book, Professor Victor Dubowitz manages to bridge the gap between clinical syndromes / disorders and their underlying pathologies. This reference describes the techniques of obtaining a muscle biopsy and examines the histochemical, histological, electron microscopical and molecular appearance of normal muscle and the pathology of individual muscle disease.
Karpati:
Structural and Molecular Basis of Skeletal Muscle Disease (CD-ROM only)
By George Karpati
2006 (1st ed), 312 pages, 575 illus, $45 list
A groundbreaking effort in myological text as its organization does not follow traditional guidelines. The diseases are grouped into major categories that are characterized by a common molecular or functional feature rather than a traditional designation. Covers all major myopathies and is focused on molecular genetics, pathophysiology, and structural changes. Salient features of the clinical phenotype and potential methods for molecular therapy are also presented.
Kilpatrick: Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Surgical Pathology; October 2003, 416 pages, 1050 illus., $189. A new, practical, bench guide for the diagnosis of neoplastic and non-neoplastic bone, muscle, and soft-tissue disorders. The author uses histologic/cytologic approaches coupled with fine needle aspiration biopsy and clinicoradiologic correlations to create a unique, one-stop reference. review #1, #2
Preedy: Skeletal Muscle: Pathology, Diagnosis and Management of Disease; 2002, 72 pages. This comprehensive text brings together the complex facets of skeletal muscle pathology, diagnosis and management together in a single coherent volume. Where relevant, the text is accompanied by diagrams, photomicrographs and tables with appropriate citations. review #1
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