Titlebook: Color Atlas of Female Genital Tract Pathology; Pranab Dey Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Tumors of female genital tract

insightful

Pathology of Ovary: Germ Cell Tumours,In this chapter the various germ cell tumours of ovary are described with illustrations of gross and histopathological features. Epidemiology, clinical features, gross features, histopathology, immunohistochemistry, molecular genetics, differential diagnosis and treatment with prognosis of these tumours are also discussed.

Commemorate

Pathology of Ovary: Metastatic and Miscellaneous Tumours,This chapter describes the various miscellaneous and metastatic tumours of ovary with illustrations. The miscellaneous tumours of ovary include tumours of rete ovarii, mesothelial tumours, lymphoid and myeloid tumours, soft tissue tumours and various tumour-like lesions. In addition, metastatic tumour in ovary have also been discussed.

ADORE

Pathology of Placenta,In this chapter various abnormalities of the placenta are discussed with illustrations such as abnormal adherence of placenta, infections, maternal and fetal circulatory disorders, and tumours of placenta. The gross abnormalities, histopathology features along with clinical significance of these lesions are mentioned with microphotographs.

悲觀

Pathology of Vulva, the vulva include both infectious and non-infectious lesions of vulva. The tumours of the vulva consists of epithelial tumours, soft tissue tumours, melanocytic tumours and various other tumours. The squamous cell carcinoma is the most common epithelial tumours of vulva. The glandular tumours mainl

蜈蚣

Pathology of Vagina,enchymal tumours, mixed epithelial and mesenchymal tumours, lymphoid and myeloid tumours, melanotic tumours and various other miscellaneous tumours. In addition to these tumours, the infectious diseases and other non- neoplastic diseases are also discussed with microphotographs.

外貌

vitreous-humor

無目標(biāo)

biopsy

Arb853

Pathology of Ovary: Epithelial Tumours,s, endometrioid, clear cell and Brenner’s tumour. Each of these group is classified as benign, borderline and malignant. The gross and histopathology of the tumours along with cytology and immunohistochemistry of these lesions have been highlighted in details.