Reviews
"This is one of the best pathology books I have ever read! It goes over benign, premalignant, and malignant breast diseases in a very systematic, enjoyable, and easy flowing manner." "As a pathology resident, I learned a lot about breast pathology from it, and I quite often see my attending pathologists consult it as a quick, reliable reference. Both authors are well known in the field of breast pathology, and Dr. Schnitt is one of the editors of WHO Classification of Tumours of the Breast, 4th edition, Lakhani et al. (World Health Organization, 2012) (the blue book). The presentation feels like the authors have worked closely with trainees and anticipate the difficult areas, so they cover those thoroughly." "This is a superb book in a field which almost all pathologists need to be quite familiar with. It has the knowledge and the approach pathologists need for day-to-day practice. The second edition, with over 100 new images, comes right after the updated WHO classification of breast tumors and incorporates all the changes embraced by the World Health Organization." Doody's Reviews Lamis A Shatat, MBBS(University of Kansas Medical Center) Weighted Numerical Score: 94 - 4 Stars!, "This is one of the best pathology books I have ever read! It goes over benign, premalignant, and malignant breast diseases in a very systematic, enjoyable, and easy flowing manner." "As a pathology resident, I learned a lot about breast pathology from it, and I quite often see my attending pathologists consult it as a quick, reliable reference. Both authors are well known in the field of breast pathology, and Dr. Schnitt is one of the editors of WHO Classification of Tumours of the Breast, 4th edition, Lakhani et al. (World Health Organization, 2012) (the blue book). The presentation feels like the authors have worked closely with trainees and anticipate the difficult areas, so they cover those thoroughly." "This is a superb book in a field which almost all pathologists need to be quite familiar with. It has the knowledge and the approach pathologists need for day-to-day practice. The second edition, with over 100 new images, comes right after the updated WHO classification of breast tumors and incorporates all the changes embraced by the World Health Organization." Doody's Reviews Lamis A Shatat, MBBS(University of Kansas Medical Center) Weighted Numerical Score: 94 - 4 Stars! 'Entities are listed in a pragmatic way to facilitate scanning a chapter to try and identify a lesion while at the scope' 'Another touted online benefit is an image test bank for board preparation (and likelyMOC examinations as well). There is good breadth in the sample examined for this review' 'A good everyday resource for the vast majority of breast biopsy specimens and will also aid in understanding excision specimens' 'this book is highly recommended for its breadth of images, condensed text with key references, and streamlined format.' American Journal of Surgical Pathology, May 2014 Cherie Paquette, MD, MS and Mark H. Stoler, MD, "This is one of the best pathology books I have ever read! It goes over benign, premalignant, and malignant breast diseases in a very systematic, enjoyable, and easy flowing manner." "As a pathology resident, I learned a lot about breast pathology from it, and I quite often see my attending pathologists consult it as a quick, reliable reference. Both authors are well known in the field of breast pathology, and Dr. Schnitt is one of the editors of WHO Classification of Tumours of the Breast, 4th edition, Lakhani et al. (World Health Organization, 2012) (the blue book). The presentation feels like the authors have worked closely with trainees and anticipate the difficult areas, so they cover those thoroughly." "This is a superb book in a field which almost all pathologists need to be quite familiar with. It has the knowledge and the approach pathologists need for day-to-day practice. The second edition, with over 100 new images, comes right after the updated WHO classification of breast tumors and incorporates all the changes embraced by the World Health Organization." Doody's Reviews Lamis A Shatat, MBBS(University of Kansas Medical Center) Weighted Numerical Score: 94 - 4 Stars! 'Entities are listed in a pragmatic way to facilitate scanning a chapter to try and identify a lesion while at the scope' 'Another touted online benefit is an image test bank for board preparation (and likelyMOC examinations as well). There is good breadth in the sample examined for this review' 'A good everyday resource for the vast majority of breast biopsy specimens and will also aid in understanding excision specimens' 'this book is highly recommended for its breadth of images, condensed text with key references, and streamlined format.' American Journal of Surgical Pathology, May 2014 Cherie Paquette, MD, MS and Mark H. Stoler, MD , "This is one of the best pathology books I have ever read! It goes over benign, premalignant, and malignant breast diseases in a very systematic, enjoyable, and easy flowing manner." "As a pathology resident, I learned a lot about breast pathology from it, and I quite often see my attending pathologists consult it as a quick, reliable reference. Both authors are well known in the field of breast pathology, and Dr. Schnitt is one of the editors of WHO Classification of Tumours of the Breast, 4th edition, Lakhani et al. (World Health Organization, 2012) (the blue book). The presentation feels like the authors have worked closely with trainees and anticipate the difficult areas, so they cover those thoroughly." "This is a superb book in a field which almost all pathologists need to be quite familiar with. It has the knowledge and the approach pathologists need for day-to-day practice. The second edition, with over 100 new images, comes right after the updated WHO classification of breast tumors and incorporates all the changes embraced by the World Health Organization." Doody's Reviews Lamis A Shatat, MBBS(University of Kansas Medical Center)Weighted Numerical Score: 94 - 4 Stars! 'Entities are listed in a pragmatic way to facilitate scanning a chapter to try and identify a lesion while at the scope' 'Another touted online benefit is an image test bank for board preparation (and likelyMOC examinations as well). There is good breadth in the sample examined for this review' 'A good everyday resource for the vast majority of breast biopsy specimens and will also aid in understanding excision specimens' 'this book is highly recommended for its breadth of images, condensed text with key references, and streamlined format.' American Journal of Surgical Pathology, May 2014 Cherie Paquette, MD, MS and Mark H. Stoler, MD
