There are two major differences in concept between this volume and others in the International Histological Classification of Tu mours series. The first of these is the inclusion of more clinical aspects than has usually been the case and the second is a con centration... Lees meer.

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Although more than 12 years have passed since publication of the first WHO histological classification of central nervous system CNS tumours the changes in this revised edition are not radical. Only one formerly recognized entity has been deleted. the monstrocellula... Lees meer.

This second edition is the result of a collaborative effort of ophthalmic pathologists from 11 countries and is more extensive and detailed than its predecessor published in 1980. Several new tumour entities have been added while the list of histological variants has b... Lees meer.

In collaboration with L.H. Sobin and pathologists in 11 countries This second edition is the result of a collaborative effort of ophthalmic pathologists from 11 countries and is more extensive and detailed than its predecessor published in 1980. Several new tumour en... Lees meer.

Knowledge of tumours of the salivary glands has advanced consider ably in the two decades that have elapsed since work was started on the first edition of Histological Typing of Salivary Gland Tumours. A great deal of information has been collected about newly de scribe... Lees meer.

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With contributions by Pathologists from 14 Countries... Lees meer.

In collaboration with pathologists in 8 countries This volume deals with tumours occurring in the following sites. Nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses Nasopharynx Larynx hypopharynx and trachea External ear Middle and inner ear The classification of tumours arising... Lees meer.

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In Collaboration with Pathologists in 9 Countries During the two decades since the publication of the first edition of Histological Typing of Bone Tumours new methods of diagnosis es- pecially radiological imaging techniques computed tomography and magnetic resona... Lees meer.

This classification is based primarily on the microscopic characteris- tics of tumours and therefore is concerned with morphologically identifiable cell types and histological patterns as seen with conven- tional light microscopy. The term tumour is used synonymously wi... Lees meer.

This classification is based primarily on the microscopic charac- teristics of tumours and therefore is concerned with morpho- logically identifiable cell types and histological patterns as seen with conventional light microscopy. The term tumours is used synonymousl... Lees meer.

In collaboration with pathologists in 8 countries... Lees meer.

This classification represents an effort to bring together the variety of ways thymic epithelial neoplasms have been classified. It focuses on encapsulation and invasion and cytoarchitectural features such as spindle epithelioid and lymphocyte content. This classi... Lees meer.