"Even though there are many highly rated hematopathology books on the market, there was a need for an authoritative reference book dedicated to extranodal lymphomas. This book is definitely a refreshing addition to the hematopathology literature. This book offers a systematic review, by anatomic location, of different lymphoma subtypes, both common and uncommon. Lymphomas in a certain anatomic location are further divided into primary and secondary ones. I find this approach to lymphomas to be innovative, interesting, and easy to follow, especially for surgical pathologists who deal with a wide spectrum of cases at different anatomic locations. The book follows the principles of WHO classification by describing the pertinent clinical, morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genetic features of each entity at a specific location. It also includes an extensive discussion of differential diagnosis, which I find especially useful." - Anamarija M Perry, MD(University of Cincinnati College of Medicine), excerpts from Doody's review service, Rating - 4 Stars!

• 1. Introduction: Extranodal Lymphomas2. Lymphomas of the Nervous System and the Meninges3. Lymphomas of the Head and Neck4. Lymphomas of the Thorax5. Lymphomas of the Esophagus, Gastrointestinal Tract, Hepatobiliary Tract and Pancreas6. Lymphomas of the Spleen7. Adrenal Lymphomas8. Lymphomas of the Urinary Tract 9. Male Genital Tract Lymphomas10. Lymphomas of the Female Genital Tract11. Cutaneous Lymphomas12. Lymphomas of Bone13. Lymphomas of the Bone Marrow14. Intravascular Lymphomas

"Even though there are many highly rated hematopathology books on the market, there was a need for an authoritative reference book dedicated to extranodal lymphomas. This book is definitely a refreshing addition to the hematopathology literature. This book offers a systematic review, by anatomic location, of different lymphoma subtypes, both common and uncommon. Lymphomas in a certain anatomic location are further divided into primary and secondary ones. I find this approach to lymphomas to be innovative, interesting, and easy to follow, especially for surgical pathologists who deal with a wide spectrum of cases at different anatomic locations. The book follows the principles of WHO classification by describing the pertinent clinical, morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genetic features of each entity at a specific location. It also includes an extensive discussion of differential diagnosis, which I find especially useful." - Anamarija M Perry, MD(University of Cincinnati College of Medicine), excerpts from Doody's review service, Rating - 4 Stars!

• 1. Introduction: Extranodal Lymphomas2. Lymphomas of the Nervous System and the Meninges3. Lymphomas of the Head and Neck4. Lymphomas of the Thorax5. Lymphomas of the Esophagus, Gastrointestinal Tract, Hepatobiliary Tract and Pancreas6. Lymphomas of the Spleen7. Adrenal Lymphomas8. Lymphomas of the Urinary Tract 9. Male Genital Tract Lymphomas10. Lymphomas of the Female Genital Tract11. Cutaneous Lymphomas12. Lymphomas of Bone13. Lymphomas of the Bone Marrow14. Intravascular Lymphomas

"Even though there are many highly rated hematopathology books on the market, there was a need for an authoritative reference book dedicated to extranodal lymphomas. This book is definitely a refreshing addition to the hematopathology literature. This book offers a systematic review, by anatomic location, of different lymphoma subtypes, both common and uncommon. Lymphomas in a certain anatomic location are further divided into primary and secondary ones. I find this approach to lymphomas to be innovative, interesting, and easy to follow, especially for surgical pathologists who deal with a wide spectrum of cases at different anatomic locations. The book follows the principles of WHO classification by describing the pertinent clinical, morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genetic features of each entity at a specific location. It also includes an extensive discussion of differential diagnosis, which I find especially useful." - Anamarija M Perry, MD(University of Cincinnati College of Medicine), excerpts from Doody's review service, Rating - 4 Stars!

• 1. Introduction: Extranodal Lymphomas2. Lymphomas of the Nervous System and the Meninges3. Lymphomas of the Head and Neck4. Lymphomas of the Thorax5. Lymphomas of the Esophagus, Gastrointestinal Tract, Hepatobiliary Tract and Pancreas6. Lymphomas of the Spleen7. Adrenal Lymphomas8. Lymphomas of the Urinary Tract 9. Male Genital Tract Lymphomas10. Lymphomas of the Female Genital Tract11. Cutaneous Lymphomas12. Lymphomas of Bone13. Lymphomas of the Bone Marrow14. Intravascular Lymphomas