Color Atlas of Clinical Oral Pathology

Color Atlas of Clinical Oral Pathology
By Brad W. Neville; Douglas D. Damm; Dean K. White

• Publisher: BC Decker Inc.
  
• Number Of Pages: 488
  
• Publication Date: 1999-01-15
  
• ISBN-10 / ASIN: 1550091964
  
• ISBN-13 / EAN: 9781550091960
  
• Binding: Hardcover
  

Product Description:

Color Atlas of Clinical Oral Pathology presents a wide variety of
diseases, that may affect the oral cavity and perioral region. Although
more emphasis is given to the commonly occurring disorder, the atlas is
comprehensive in scope. It includes developmental disturbances of the
oral cavity, teeth, infections, diseases and tumor of the bone. The
atlas is organized by origin of the lesion and not by clinical
appearance. The classical approach to teaching pathology, and oral
pathology, aids the practitioner in accurate diagnosis and provides a
valuable board prep resource for the student.




Summary: Mediocre atlas. I've seen much better.
Rating: 2

I hate to say it, but unfortunately I was very unimpressed with this
book. One good feature is the informative and concise descriptions of
all the pathologies. These are useful.

However, the printing quality is very poor & the image quality is
also bad especially for radiographs. It is really too bad that the
pictures are so poor. I wouldn't recommend buying this book. I also own
the Lexi Comp hard and soft tissue atlases and find them to be much
more useful.


Summary: It's Da Bomb Baby
Rating: 5

This is the only text I use for path anymore. Keep the others around
for reference, but this is your main source. Lots of good prescriptions
in the back. Great organization. Cuts out alot of the padding found in
other texts. Don't be fooled by the slim profile, its jam packed with
good and USEFUL info.


Summary: Excellent review and reference
Rating: 5

This atlas provides clear color photos highlighting the classic
presentations of pathological lesions in and around the oral cavity.
The text descriptions are a bit brief in some cases, but references are
provided for further reading. I find it to be an excellent review and
reference.