Muir's textbook of pathology / edited by David A. Levison ... [etc.].
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TextPublisher: London : H. Arnold, 2008Edition: 14th edDescription: VIII, 570 str. : ilustr. ; 28 cmISBN: 9780340740620 (normal); 0340740620 (normal); 9780340810248 (bookpower, formely ELST); 0340810246 (bookpower, formely ELST); 9780340810231 (ISE); 0340810238 (ISE)Other title: Textbook of pathology | PathologyContained works: Levison, David Annan, 1944- [edt]Subject(s): Pathology | Pathologie | Pathology | Patologija -- Učbeniki za visoke šoleDDC classification: 616.07 Online resources: Click here to access online | Click here to access online Summary: This edition of this text responds to changing curricula with the extensive use of clinical photographs and illustrative clinical cases which relate pathological mechanisms to people and prognoses, as well as more detailed 'special study' modules.
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This edition of this text responds to changing curricula with the extensive use of clinical photographs and illustrative clinical cases which relate pathological mechanisms to people and prognoses, as well as more detailed 'special study' modules.
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