There hasn't been a book concerning "Microscopically Controlled Surgery" published and it is vital to publish a book that details all the different terms and methodology used in microscopically controlled surgery.
The goal is to create a practical, concise and simple explanation of 3D-histology with workflows and detailed illustrative material for dermatologists. It is therefore designed to be a goal-oriented manual rather than an exhaustive reference work. It will provide the essential information for all working with patients undergoing this group of treatments.
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The goal is to create a practical, concise and simple explanation of 3D-histology with workflows and detailed illustrative material for dermatologists. It is therefore designed to be a goal-oriented manual rather than an exhaustive reference work. It will provide the essential information for all working with patients undergoing this group of treatments.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
From the reviews:
"This book summarizes the basic principles and surgical methods for removing skin tumors and mapping tumor removal using 3D histology. ... The book is written for practitioners in the specialties of dermatology, dermatological surgery, pathology, and perhaps other surgeons who are trying to remove cutaneous malignancies. ... I have not seen other books that describe 3D mapping in such detail, because this method is usually explained in a chapter of a textbook." (Tara D. Miller, Doody's Book Reviews, October, 2013)
"This book summarizes the basic principles and surgical methods for removing skin tumors and mapping tumor removal using 3D histology. ... The book is written for practitioners in the specialties of dermatology, dermatological surgery, pathology, and perhaps other surgeons who are trying to remove cutaneous malignancies. ... I have not seen other books that describe 3D mapping in such detail, because this method is usually explained in a chapter of a textbook." (Tara D. Miller, Doody's Book Reviews, October, 2013)