Clinical Oriented Endometrial Pathology

Description

The inner epithelial layer of the mammalian uterus, combined with its mucous membrane, is known as the endometrium. It has a basal and functional layer; in humans and certain other animals, such as apes, Old World monkeys, some species of bat, and the elephant shrew, the functional layer thickens and sheds during menstruation. A useful, clinically focused resource on endometrial pathology is the book "Endometrial Pathology." It is a thorough book for pathologists that also appeals to gynecologists because of its clinical focus and assurance of its applicability. The book discusses the pathophysiology of endometrial illnesses and the clinical aspects of examining the endometrium with differential diagnosis. It offers a diagnostically current foundation for the pathological evaluation of the endometrium that is therapeutically practical. The current book aims to provide a comprehensive collection of study materials for students, researchers, and medical professionals to comprehend the findings of recent research in this area. Renowned professionals authored the chapters with a global reputation. This book is the best option for doctors, pathologists, and students seeking helpful knowledge.