Fundamentals of Surgical Pathology 2/E

Gross and lucid descriptions of lesions in pathology (both simple and complex)

Diagnostic and salient microscopic features essential in arriving at a diagnosis

Details on differential diagnosis in each lesion and ability to differentiate one from the other in the gray zone areas.

Importance of immunohistochemistry as an aid in diagnosis - it is correlation in the context of morphology and not at face value of a marker being positive or negative

Synoptic reporting and the importance of a planned format in reporting - emphasis on point-wise completion, e.g. resection margin involvement, grade and stage of tumors in reports

Caters to common and complex routine reporting in the Indian subcontinent.