Book Review: Psychosocial Treatment for Medical Conditions: Principles and Techniques

A Review of Biopsy in Dentistry: Principles, Techniques, and Considerations

Biopsy is a useful technique for definitive diagnosis of abnormal oral conditions and it must be performed carefully since any error may result in histopathologic misidentification of the lesion. Present study evaluated the most relevant literatures published between 1982 and 2012 in order to review existed guidelines of correct biopsy performance using scientific database sources such as PubMe...

Book Review: Computer Forensics: Principles and Practices

Book Review: Computing for Biologists: Python Programming and Principles

Fifteen years ago a student could go through the whole curriculum in any of the life sciences without ever switching a computer on but, as bioinformatics and systems biology gained weight in the field, biologists became first users and then developers of increasingly sophisticated computer programs. Even for professionals far away from these disciplines, it is nowadays unthinkable to plan an ex...

Book review for “Orthognathic Surgery: Principles, Planning and Practice”

Editorial Recently, my close friend, Farhad Naini (London, UK), published a textbook entitled “Orthognathic Surgery: Principles, Planning and Practice” [1]. Though there have been many textbooks for orthognathic surgery, this textbook is unique. There are 61 chapters and 95 contributing authors. The book begins with a wonderful introductory chapter on the historical background of orthognathic s...

Book Outline Software Testing and Analysis: Process, Principles, and Techniques

Software test and analysis are essential techniques for producing dependable software. While one cannot “test quality into” a badly constructed software product, neither can one build quality into a product without test and analysis. Achieving adequate quality through testing is often a major cost in software development, as well as a major factor in product cycle time. Failing to obtain adequa...