Discover a unique support for your pathological grossing with the Atlas of Surgical Pathology Grossing! This professional publication is an essential aid for all practitioners who want to improve their practice when working with surgical specimens.

Comprehensive Guide to Surgical Pathology

The Atlas of Surgical Pathology Grossing offers an extensive collection of photographs of various anatomical specimens commonly encountered in routine and frozen surgical pathology. Each image represents a specific organ system and provides a clear visual overview of how to properly process specimens for further examination. With this publication you will gain a valuable tool to help streamline diagnosis and increase the accuracy of your assessments.

Take advantage of the opportunity to study detailed photographs and explanations of commonly encountered pathological specimens, which will support your professional qualifications and improve your work outcomes.

Why choose this atlas?

The publication is designed to be practical and easy to navigate, making it ideal for both experienced professionals and students or trainees. High-quality photographs and systematic organization make it easy to find information and present important details step by step.

Key Benefits

• Unique photo collection representing a wide range of surgical pathology specimens.
• Practical guide that facilitates both routine and specialized work in pathology diagnostics.
• Enhanced professional competence through visual material and detailed examples.
• Clear organization enabling quick orientation by individual organ systems.
• Suitable for various experience levels - from students to experienced pathology technicians and physicians.

Product Features

• Publication type: a professional atlas focused on surgical pathology.
• Includes photographs of inorganic and organ specimens from routine and frozen surgery.
• Useful for both education and clinical practice.
• Detailed visual material supporting correct grossing technique.
• Elegant and clear arrangement by individual organ systems.