Clinical Hematology Atlas

The photos were good. I like the breakdown of cell morphology, thr presence in bone marrow for each leukemia, cytochemical reactions and immunophenotype. It appears to have surpassed my expectations compared to Rodak's recent publication. Highly recommended Atlas!

Needed for a class, has great information and pictures

Great resources book to use w a microscope! Shows how to set up à blood slide, and loads of quality pictures of blood cells! I was rusty on doing CBCs, it's been a while. so bought to verify types of cells. 5 stars!

Needed for my MLT hemeatology class. I now use this in my lab. Good information and pictures.

The Clinical Hematology Atlas is an excellent visual reference for students, laboratory professionals, and clinicians, offering high-quality, full-color images of normal and abnormal blood cells. Its well-organized layout and concise explanations make it easy to understand, while case studies and practice questions enhance learning. Though it lacks in-depth theoretical details and may not cover some rare disorders, it serves as a valuable supplement to hematology textbooks. Compact and portable, this atlas is an essential tool for anyone studying or working in hematology, earning a solid 4.8/5 rating.

The book is exceptionally well organized. It gores from cell type to cell type, and demonstrates the temporal evolution of each type showing the changes in form. Thus the first part of the exposition is the demonstration of how each cell in a normal environment can be identified. Then the author presents a wide variety of aberrant and diseased cell states in the circulatory system and the bone. The presentations are clear, detailed and done in a highly logical manner. This is the type of book that I would have loved to have had some fifty plus years ago when one did many of their own smears to best understand normal and diseased hematological cells. I still find referring to an older edition is useful and this newest is beneficial to anyone dealing with hematological diseases.

Must have as an MLS student. Good quality pictures to help students through their Hematology course.

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