Interpretation of breast biopsy. Shnitt S.J., Collins L.K.

The next book of a well -known series of guidelines for interpretation of biopsies is devoted to the study of the mammary gland. In the first chapters, the authors provide basic information about the anatomy and histology of the mammary gland, as well as data on reactive, inflammatory and implacetic lesions. The subsequent chapters discuss various types of proliferative processes, as well as sclerosis, fibro -epithelial, vascular and other lesions. A number of chapters are devoted to various types of breast cancer. Separately discusses the lesion of the mammary gland in children and adolescents, the chest in men, the issues of pathomorphosis under the influence of treatment, as well as the assessment of drugs and the formulation of the conclusion.

The book contains 20 chapters, which are richly illustrated by hundreds of full -format photographs of the corresponding histological drugs.

for pathomorphologists, mammologists, oncologists.