A TEXTBooK oF PATHoloGY
Journal Title: Era's Journal of Medical Research - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
In pathology, knowledge regarding etiology and pathogenesis of diseases are increasing leaps and bounds. Dr. Mrinalini Sant NCBA (New Central Book Agency P. Ltd) London has written a book “A text book of Pathology” for beginners which is designed in a way that all the topics, both in general and systemic pathology are covered in a concise (brief), clear, easy to use way, so that is relevant and suitable for the under-graduate medical students for their beginning stages of training.
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Dr. Parul Gupta
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