A much needed reference for pathologists and those in the field of pulmonology, this book provides guidance on making the optimal diagnosis and treating patients as it bridges the knowledge gap between the pathologist, practicing pulmonologist, and pulmonology researcher
Chapter 1. Approach to the Sampling of the Lung
Chapter 2. Anatomy of the Lung
Chapter 3. Pulmonary Responses to Injury
Chapter 4. The Radiographic Patterns of Common Lung Diseases
Chapter 5. Diseases of the Airways
Chapter 6. Interstitial Lung Disease
Chapter 7. Nonneoplastic Smoking-Related Disorders
Chapter 8. Pulmonary Vascular Disorders
Chapter 9. Pulmonary Infection
Chapter 10. Lung Cancer
Chapter 11. Lymphoid Lesions
Chapter 12. Iatrogenic Lung Diseases
Chapter 13. Toxic Exposures
Chapter 14. Sundry Disorders
Chapter 15. Pulmonary Transplant Pathology
Chapter 16. Pediatric Lung Disease
Chapter 17. Pleural Diseases
Dr. Kradin is board certified in both Pathology and Internal Medicine and is on the staff of the Massachusetts General Hospital’s Pulmonary Critical Care unit and the Department of Pathology where he is responsible for infectious disease pathology and pulmonary disease pathology. Dr. Kradin is MGH trained and is the author of over 125 peer-reviewed papers. The Massachusetts General Hospital sees a wide spectrum of infectious disease as it is a major tertiary referral center and transplant center and has a division of tropical disease. The book will draw upon the expertise of both pathologists and clinicians from this hospital. Research interests include pulmonary pathology, pulmonary immunity, infectious disease, stress and immunity, and asbestos-related disease.
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