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Medical Reference, Cytology - Structural & Functional Aspects, Hematology
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A Beginner's Guide to Blood Cells

by Barbara J. Bain
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The second edition of A Beginner's Guide to Blood Cells has been updated and expanded. There is more information on the clinical aspects of haematology. The text now indicates the further tests that are likely to be useful if an abnormality is found in the blood. More 'test-yourself' exercises have been added, suited for users at various levels. The second edition is suitable for all those learning to interpret blood films or laboratory tests, particularly biomedical scientists, haematology trainees and medical students. It is also useful for other scientists who need a basic knowledge of haematology for the practice of their profession, particularly nurses and cytogeneticists.

The book contains color illustrations.

About the Author, Barbara J. Bain

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Booknews

An exhaustive listing of the works of 132 major composers, intended for those who simply collect favorite recordings as well as true connoisseurs; the catalog is oriented toward listeners rather than scholars, and it omits such information as the location of manuscripts and controversies involving titles, dating, etc. While individual composers and their works have been thoroughly treated in other books, this volume differs in that it collects and organizes all essential information about classical compositions. The catalog can be used, for example, to identify a particular aria in the context of a whole opera, to keep track of and label a collection using the catalog's numbering system, to trace lesser-known symphonies or string quartets, to learn what other works by Beethoven share the musical themes of "Eroica," or to find at what age Brahms composed his first symphony. The catalog is clearly a labor of love, and it will be useful to a broad audience of music listeners. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

From the Publisher

"... succinctly meets the needs of its target audience, trainee medical laboratory scientists and medical students.it is excellent value for money."

British Journal of Biomedical Science

"An ideal primer for trainee medical laboratory technicians requiring basic information for diagnostic haematology and for medical students studying the physiology and pathology of blood."

Aslib Book Guide

Book Details

Published
July 9, 1996
Publisher
Oxford : Blackwell Science, 1996.
Pages
109
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780865427174

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