Focused content recognizes that pathology is increasingly taught in a clinical context - ideally suited to current curricula, both system- and problem-based

Introductory chapters on the mechanisms of general pathology - ensure a thorough grounding in the subject

Clinical case studies relate pathological mechanisms to patients, problems and prognoses - ideal for putting principles into practice

Lavishly illustrated - a real aid for the visual learner

Special study modules - provide useful directions for further study for those seeking to embark on a pathology project or career

Concentration on core material and highly structured content - perfect for speedy access during revision
Summary
Muir's Textbook of Pathology sets a standard in this subject by linling the scientific aspects that underlie pathological processes, relating these to specific organ systems and placing all in a context that the student of medicine or pathology can appreciate and understand.

The clearly defined and easy-to-follow structure, enhanced by numerous photographs and explanatory line diagrams, focus on core material without neglecting novel concepts and up-to-the minute detail. This one-stop-shop in pathology that will take the student right through medical school and beyond to postgraduate training

Table of Contents
Applications of pathology. Normal cellular functions, disease and immunology. Clinical genetics. Injury and tissue damage. Cancer and benign tumours. Section 2 - Systemic Pathology. The cardiovascular system. The respiratory system. The lymphoreticular system and bone marrow. The gastrointestinal system. The liver, gallbladder and pancreas. The nervous systems and the eye. The locomotor system. The kidneys and urinary tract. The female reproductive system. The breasts. The male reproductive system. The endocrine system. The skin. Infections.