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Book Description
This unique atlas includes over 475 full color photomicrographs while providing students with a readily accessible source of morphologic information for use in the identification of tissues and organs. Each photomicrograph is accompanied by explanatory captions that guide students to the key morphologic features that identify the function of the structures. The self-assessment section at the end of the book serves as a review tool for those structures that students traditionally have difficulty in identifying.
Book Info
Univ. of Miami, FL. Atlas presents more than 500 full-color photomicrographs accompanied by explanations for the identification of key morphologic features of special tissues, more than 60 test photomicrographs, and additional chapters. Topics include bone marrow cells, the thyroid, and myeloid cells. Previous edition: c1998. Wire-spiral binding.
Card catalog description
This unique atlas provides students with a simple, concise, and convenient source of morphologic information for use in the identification of tissues and organs in histology laboratories. Full-color, oversized photomicrographs depict essential morphologic characteristics of tissues and organs that students need to be able to recognize. This atlas delivers high-quality pictures and brief explanatory captions, allowing students to concentrate on the images without extraneous text. This is an ideal stand-alone reference, and the perfect complement to any standard histology text including Basic Histology by Junqueira et al. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From the Back Cover
Impressive ... the excellent colour figures strike one immediately upon opening the book, and the quality of the pictorial information presented, with clear labeling, cannot be denied.*
--Micron
This [histology atlas] has the best photographs of all I saw. They are untouched by any artwork like other atlases. They are the real thing, which I think is important for future practice and with the microscope.*
--medical student online review
The author intended to provide a high quality visual atlas of histology. His objectives are worthy, and he succeeded handsomely. ... Most of the plates are larger than is typical of other photographic atlases, making it more useful than its competitors.*
--Doody Publishing
*on the second edition
Offering an outstanding selection of histologic photomicrographs. Color Atlas of Basic Histology presents the essence of histology--the cellular structure of organ systems and tissues--in a concise, visual format.
*Includes 500 full-color, oversized photomicrographs accompanied by clear explanations that identify key morphologic features of specific tissues
*Self-assessment chapter includes over 60 test photomicrographs to help students identify tissues and organs with similar morphologic features
*Ideal resource for use in the histology laboratory
*Excellent study and review tool for course exams and the USMLE
*Unique chapter on the identification of bone marrow cells describes the major morphologic changes that occur during development of the erythroid and myeloid cell series
THE MOST ACCESSIBLE COLOR ATLAS OF MORPHOLOGIC INFORMATION FOR USE IN IDENTIFYING TISSUES AND ORGANS
About the Author
Irwin Berman, PhD (University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, Florida) --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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