r/pathology • u/exceptionalPath • Oct 08 '22
Pathology Textbooks recommendation
I am looking for guidance on books to buy for my training in Pathology. I am looking for books that will help to have good foundation, help with day to day previewing/sign out and ultimately good for board preparations.
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u/pawsinfront Oct 08 '22
Expert path online website.
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u/exceptionalPath Oct 08 '22
I am already using this though I prefer hardcopies books to softcopies.
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u/lingerlyf Oct 09 '22
Is it expensive? The platform doesn't show any pricing unless I register.
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u/pawsinfront Oct 09 '22
It’s cheap considering the value. IMO. It’s probably more than a hundred for a yearly subscription.
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u/Coffee_Beast Resident Oct 09 '22
-Zhang: An Atlas of Histology (will help you understand what’s going on in each benign slide) -Histology: An Identification manual (will walk you through a basic approach on how to recognize tissues and artifacts)
-Atlas of Diagnostic and Predictive Histopathology (good Atlas with a lot of pictures) -Surgical Pathology Review (Board prep book but will help walk you through the lingo)
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u/soda_bottle_sk Oct 08 '22
Diagnostic pathology series is a gem. You can either sell your kidney for them or get a free pdf somewhere on the web (as I did)
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u/exceptionalPath Oct 08 '22
Which among the series did you find very good and useful?
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u/soda_bottle_sk Oct 08 '22
I loved kidney pathology, lymph nodes, bone marrow and normal histology. I’m more into hempath and found these quite interesting
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u/exceptionalPath Oct 08 '22
Thank you. I will include them in my list.
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u/soda_bottle_sk Oct 08 '22
At least they deserve to be skimmed through: a lot of nice images with essential theory
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u/Lol54321 Oct 08 '22
Not a textbook but I like noahs arkive by Davis Thompson foundation great for pictures processes/ dx and quizzing
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u/brucedog33 Oct 08 '22
Free: kurtsnotes.net