This resource is the authoritative guide to problematic areas of the head and neck for the surgical pathologist. With particular emphasis placed on diagnostic problems and differential diagnosis in addition to coverage of more common diagnostically straightforward lesions, you'll get the most complete diagnostic picture possible. The updated second edition features new coverage and a more user-friendly layout. Expert Consult functionality allows you to access the entire contents of the book online, from any internet connection.

Features the most comprehensive collection of head and neck pathology specimens in one reference for comparison with your findings.

Covers rare as well as common diagnoses to help you identify even the most obscure disease entities.

Provides clinicopathologic correlations throughout to give you all the information you need to formulate a complete diagnostic report.

Emphasizes differential diagnosis and avoiding diagnostic pitfalls so you can overcome difficult diagnostic challenges.

Covers FNA cytology, molecular genetic techniques, and immunohistochemistry to present the most compete diagnostic picture possible.

Presents a brand-new chapter on specimen handling to ensure effective processing and reporting of head and neck specimens.

Features more than 1700 full-color illustrations that capture the pathologic and cytopathologic appearances of the full range of common and rare neoplastic and non-neoplastic lesions.

Allows you to access the entire contents of the book online, from any internet connection, via Expert Consult functionality.

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