Atlas of Liver Pathology

Color Atlas of Pathology

such factors in social evolution, but uncritical assertions, especially by so eminent a geneticist, serve only to confuse the issue. One aim of the authors, as expressed in the preface, is to "introduce the concepts and methods of genetics to the general student." Though the professional geneticist will find, as always in the work of Darlington and Mather, much food for thought, the general stu...

Hypertext atlas of fetal and neonatal pathology

Hypertext atlas of fetal and neonatal pathology is a free resource for pregraduate students of medicine, pathologists and other health professionals dealing with prenatal medicine. The atlas can be found at http://www.muni.cz/atlases. The access is restricted to registered users. Concise texts summarize the gross and microscopic pathology, etiology, and clinical signs of both common and rare fe...

Pathology of Tropical Diseases: An Atlas

Probabilistic liver atlas construction

BACKGROUND Anatomical atlases are 3D volumes or shapes representing an organ or structure of the human body. They contain either the prototypical shape of the object of interest together with other shapes representing its statistical variations (statistical atlas) or a probability map of belonging to the object (probabilistic atlas). Probabilistic atlases are mostly built with simple estimation...

Pathology of liver metastases.

BACKGROUND The liver is the most frequent site of metastatic disease, and metastatic disease to the liver is far more common than primary liver carcinoma in the United States. Pathologic evaluation of biopsy samples is key to establishing a correct diagnosis for patient management. Morphologic and immunoperoxidase studies, which are the standard for pathologic practice, accurately classify most...