This textbook has been revised to bring it in line with current-day teaching requirements and the development of pathology as a modern science. Greater emphasis has been placed on pathology and chemical problems that occur. An ELBS/LPBB edition is available.
Part 1 General pathology: cells and tissues in health and disease,
I.A.R. Morell Lackie; genetics and disease, J.M. Connor; disturbances of body
fluids, haemostasis and the flow of blood, I. W. Percy-Robb, et al;
inflammation, healing and repair, K. Whaley and A.D. Burt; the structure and
function of the immune system, Alan M. Mowat and K. Whaley; diseases of the
immune system, K. Whaley; metabolic disorders, R.P. Reid and R.N.M. MacSween;
microbial infections, J.D. Sleigh, et al; nutritional disorders, A. Shenkin;
diseases of growth, A.D.H. Wyllie; drug and radiation induced injury, J.L.
Reid, et al. Part 2 Systematic pathology: cardiovascular system - cardiac
failure, G.B.M. Lindop and J.H. Dargie; respiratory diseases - respiratory
failure, D. Heath and J.M. Kay; the blood and bone marrow, R.M. Rowan;
lymphoreticular tissues, F.D. Lee and C.C. Bird; alimentary tract - oral
pathology, F.D. Lee and D. G. MacDonald; liver and biliary tract - liver
failure, R.N.M. MacSween, et al; nervous systems, J.H. Adams, et al; kiidneys
and urinary tract - renal failure, I.A.R. Morel and J.D. Briggs;
osteoarticular and soft tissue pathology - soft tissues, R.P. Reid; female
reproductive system and breast, H. Fox and C.W. Elston; male reproductive
system, R.A. Burnett; endocrine system, A. McNicol; the skin, M. Seywright;
diseases caused by parasitic protozoa and metazoa, S. Lucas.
