Clinical Hematology Atlas 5th Edition

Had to rent this book for college, but it was so good that I bought one for my personal use. If you read this book front to back, you will be more than prepared for college level Hematology.

Exactly what I needed. Very high quality and amazing printing!

Clinical Hematology Atlas 5th edition by Rodak is an excellent atlas for hematologists, hematopathologists and hematology lab technicians. It has amazing images of most hematological problems including anemias and malignancies. To my mind, it is the best Atlas of hematology in the market and has helped me enormously at the hematology lab. However, for experts in hematology, I strongly suggest to Dr. Rodak to include images of rarer diseases such as the morulae on anaplasmosis, babesia, etc.

Arrived Intact and practically new! Did not take long to get here, I am very impressed.

This is my best friend for Hematology. It has awesome microscopic slide pictures to help you learn what each type of cell looks like, and good illustrations for cell maturation lines. You don't even need the matching textbook really! Very good, highly recommend.

This atlas doesn’t benefit from the most recent WHO classifications, but that’s not a problem since it doesn’t get into that much detail. I like the introduction, organization, schematic drawings and maturation sequences, those few electron micrographs, high quality pictures , disease associations, useful tables, it’s glossary and it also has a chapter on body fluids.Cons: It doesn’t cover some of the abnormalities and disorders. A part of that plastic spiral bound broke on the first day of carrying it in a back pack!

Great book for my hematology class as a CLT. very useful. So many great pictures and information.

I love the spiral version of this textbook and it helped me a lot through my Hematology class