Handbook of Pediatric Autopsy Pathology

From the reviews: "A very welcome, reasonably priced addition to the shelf of any pathologist who conducts paediatric autopsies... " -Bahid "...an asset to any pathologists' assistant's library." - American Academy of Physician Assistants "This book fills a much needed gap for the pediatric pathologist and for the general anatomical pathologist faced with a fetal or infant autopsy. ... These descriptions are accompanied by numerous photographs and diagrams. The extensive set of proformas, lists, and tables are of very real use to even the most experienced of pediatric pathologists. ... this is a very good book and an essential addition to the pathology library." (Lynette Moore, Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, Vol. 2 (1), 2006) "It was a great pleasure to review this book written by Dr Gilbert-Barness, well known as a distinguished paediatric pathologist, ably assisted by her co-worker Debich Spicer. ... There are five parts to the book ... . Techniques are well illustrated with black and white, easy to follow photographs. ... Overall this was well written and well illustrated. ... It is a book which I will be pleased to have on my shelf and I would recommend it as a useful aid to teaching." (Dr M-J Evans, American College of Physicians News, Autumn, 2005)

• General Principles.- General Principles.- Techniques.- Pediatric Autopsy.- Examination of the Human Embryo.- The Placenta.- Developmental Disorders.- Hydrops.- Chromosomal Defects.- Congenital Abnormalities.- Organ Systems and Metabolic Disorders.- Cardiovascular System.- Respiratory System.- Gastrointestinal System.- Liver, Gallbladder, Biliary Tract, and Pancreas.- Renal System.- Male and Female Genitourinary Systems.- Central Nervous System.- Thymus, Spleen, Lymph Nodes, and Immunodeficiency.- Skeletal System.- Eye and Adnexa Sectioning.- Metabolic Diseases.- Special Considerations.- Sudden Infant Death.- Pediatric Forensic Pathology.- Special Procedures.- Infection Control and Biological Hazards in the Autopsy.