Pathology of the Pancreas

Fiona Campbell BSc (Hons), MD, FRCPathDepartment of Pathology,Royal Liverpool University Hospital,UKCaroline S. Verbeke MD PhD FRCPath Division of Pathology Department of Laboratory Medicine Karolinska Institute Karolinska University HospitalStockholm Sweden

"The book is well organised, with clear chapter headings and a good index. The text is well written and well edited, making it easy both to read large sections in one sitting without needing to reread, and to dip in and out of the text to find answers to specific queries. ... All the illustrations are in colour and are of excellent quality. ... highly recommended, both as a study aid and as a day-to-day reference for practising pathologists." (Eve Fryer, The Bulletin of The Royal College of Pathologists, Issue 170, April, 2015)

• Part One, General Principles.- Embryology, Anatomy And Histology.- Pancreatic Specimen Types.- Specimen Dissection And Sampling.- The Pancreatic Multidisciplinary Team.- Part Two, Exocrine Pancreas, Non-Cystic.- Common Minor Changes.- Hereditary Exocrine Disorders.- Inflammatory Disorders.- Pancreatic Intraepithelial Neoplasia.- Ductal Adenocarcinoma.- Acinar Cell Carcinoma.- Non-Epithelial Neoplasia.- Secondary Neoplasia.- Congenital And Developmental Abnormalities.-   Part Three, Exocrine Pancreas, Cystic.- Cystic Lesions – Classification And Sampling.- Serous Cystic Neoplasia.- Mucinous Cystic Neoplasia.- Intraductal  Papillary  Neoplasia.- Solid-Pseudopapillary Neoplasia.- Other Cystic Lesions.- Part Four, Endocrine Pancreas.- Endocrine Neoplasia.- Endocrine Cell Hyperplasia.- Part Five, Frozen Section.- The Role Of Frozen Section.- Part Six, Cytology.- The Role Of Cytology.- Appendix. – Who Classification Of Tumours Of The Pancreas 2010.