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With almost 3,000 pages, the ninth edition of this popular and necessary text is comprehensive to the point of being unwieldy, yet the information is as up-to-date and salient as always. The illustrations are very good and the text reads as well as a surgical pathology text could. The 130 pages on the CNS by Marc Rosenblum should be very helpful to the diagnostic pathologist. The shorter chapters devoted to peripheral nerve (by Juan Bilbao) and muscle (by Lee-Cyn Ang) are equally well written.
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