2nd Edition

Pathology of Melanocytic Disorders 2ed

By Walter Mooi, Thomas Krausz Copyright 2007
496 Pages 450 Color Illustrations
by CRC Press

496 Pages
by CRC Press

This authoritative reference work and practical bench book provides a thorough clinico-pathologic analysis of melanocytic disorders, as well as effective practical guidance in the diagnosis of problem lesions. The authors, both renowned experts in surgical pathology of tumors, expansively discuss clinical and microscopic characteristics of a very wide spectrum of melanocytic lesions. Key... Read more
Part I: Introduction
1 Melanin, Melanocytes, Skin
2 Techniques and Practical Considerations
Part II: Cutaneous Naevi and Other Pigmented Skin Lesions
3 Common Acquired Naevus
4 Spitz Naevus and Related Lesions
5 Blue Naevus and Related Lesions
6 Congenital Naevus
7 Naevi as Melanoma Precursors; Dysplastic Naevus
8 Skin Pigmentations Not Related to Naevi or Melanoma
Part III: Cutaneous Melanoma
9 Melanoma: General Features and Main Subtypes
10 Melanoma: Variants
11 Cytological Diagnosis of Melanoma
12 Melanoma Prognosis; Staging
Part IV: Extracutaneous Melanotic Tumours
13 Melanocytic Tumours
14 Non-melanocytic Melanotic Tumours
Appendices
· Recommendations of Directors of Anatomical Pathology (on melanoma reporting)
· AJCC staging of Melanoma
· Melanin stains
· Table of the Most Relevant Antibodies
Index

Biography

Wolter Mooi, Professor of Pathology, VU Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Thomas Krausz,
Professor of Pathology and Director of Anatomic Pathology, University of Chicago, USA.

"This text not only presents an excellent discussion of the relevant literature, but also effectively incorporates the extensive practical experience of the 2 distinguished authors. It can not only be used gainfully beside the microscope by a resident learning about this complex field, but will also serve as a trusted reference text for experienced pathologists encountering the less routine melanocytic entities."


American Journal of Surgical Pathology, November 2008