Full Description
Apply a systematic pattern recognition approach to achieve more accurate diagnoses of both neoplastic and non-neoplastic diseases of the musculoskeletal system. Andrea Deyrup, MD, PhD and Gene P. Siegal, MD, PhD use a practical, pattern-based organization that helps you efficiently and confidently evaluate even the most challenging histologic specimens.
Contents
SECTION I: The Basics Chapter 1: Normal Bone Anatomy Chapter 2: Patterns in Radiology Chapter 3: Patterns in Orthopedic Practice Chapter 4: Patterns of Diagnostic Evaluation Section II: Lesions Characterized Primarily by Osteoid Matrix Production Chapter 5: Lesions Characterized by Osteoid Deposition and Non-Aggressive Radiology Chapter 6: Lesions Characterized by Osteoid Deposition and Aggressive Radiology Located Within Bone Chapter 7: Lesions Characterized by Osteoid Deposition and Non-Aggressive Radiology Located on Bone Surface Chapter 8: Lesions Characterized by Osteoid Deposition and Aggressive Radiology Located on Bone Surface or Within Cortex. SECTION III: Lesions Characterized Primarily by Cartilage Matrix Production Chapter 9: Lesion Characterized by Cartilage Deposition and Non-Aggressive/Intermediate Radiology Chapter 10: Lesions Characterized by Cartilage Deposition and Aggressive Radiology SECTION IV: Other Lesions Chapter 11: Lesions Characterized by Large Numbers of Giant Cells Replacing Trabecular Bone Chapter 12: Lesions Characterized by a Fibrous, Spindle Cell Proliferation Replacing Trabecular Bone Chapter 13: Lesions Characterized by Vascular Proliferation Replacing Trabecular Bone Chapter 14: Lesions Characterized by Permeation of Cells Through Trabecular Bone With or Without Bone Destruction Chapter 15: Cystic Lesions in Bone Chapter 16: Miscellaneous Chapter 17: Metastasis Chapter 18: Notochordal and Related Lesions SECTION V: Lesions of Joints/Synovium Chapter 19: Degenerative Joint Disease (Osteoarthritis) Chapter 20: Crystalline Arthropathies Chapter 21: Synovial Based Lesions
