Clinical Hematology: Theory and ProceduresClinical Hematology builds a strong foundation for learning and applying knowledge! Concise yet comprehensive, this impressive Third Edition balances fundamental theories with clinical applications. Well-illustrated and student-oriented, the text includes extensive learning aids such as chapter outlines and objectives, case studies, protocols, review questions with answers, and more. New in this edition: separate chapters on anemias and other erythrocyte disorders; chapter on Molecular Genetics and Morphology; expanded Instrumentation chapter features sample problems; more information on Lupus inhibitors, including tests for detection; expanded coverage of Platelet Aggregation; revised information on Acute Leukemia explains features of each type of Myelogenous or Lymphoid Leukemia; section headings and a two-color design. A separate color plate section allows reader to view and differentiate hematologic disorders. |
Contents
An Introduction to Hematology | 1 |
Principles of Blood Collection | 15 |
Cellular Morphology and Development | 32 |
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