Details about Color Atlas of Clinical Hematology 5th edition
Color Atlas of Clinical Hematology 5th edition PDF free download – The first three chapters of the new edition of the Atlas, written as previously by Paresh Vyas, are aimed at providing the reader with an understanding of normal cell machinery and of the molecular basis for such processes as DNA and cell replication, RNA species, trafficking and splicing, protein synthesis, transcription factors, growth factor signal transduction, epigenetics, cell differentiation, autophagy, and apoptosis. The subsequent 29 chapters describe and illustrate how these processes are disturbed in the various diseases of the bone marrow, blood, and lymphoid systems. Treatment is not usually described, except in Chapter 29 on thrombosis, but the Atlas includes diagrams which show the various points in the biochemical pathways where many of the new targeted therapies act. Four new authors, all internationally renowned hematologists and pathologists, have updated the various sections of the book. Elías Campo (Barcelona), one of the lead authors of the WHO (2016) Classification, has rewritten the six chapters dealing with the lymphoid neoplasms. Torsten Haferlach (Munich) has added a new section explaining and illustrating the molecular techniques used for the diagnosis of the hematologic neoplasms. He has also collaborated substantially in rewriting the six chapters describing and illustrating the myeloid neoplasms. Keith Gomez (UK) has updated the text and added new illustrations and tables for the four chapters dealing with normal platelets, normal blood coagulation, and the bleeding and thrombotic disorders. Stefano Pileri (Bologna), also a lead author of the WHO 2016 Classification, has updated the chapter on histiocytic diseases. I am grateful to all four of these distinguished colleagues fo