دانلود کتاب مشاوره هماتولوژی و انکولوژی

Our medical students, residents, and fellows encounter complex challenges during their rotations on the hematology service. Most of these complexities relate to face- paced molecular discoveries, which have profoundly restructured our patient’s ther-apeutic landscape. Our Consulting Hematology Handbook was designed to allow quick disease biology reference, emphasizing personalized molecular therapies when indicated. It is likely that our first edition’s work represents unprecedented faculty effort to “bring case complexity into practical knowledge.” As a hematology tenured faculty, I enjoyed building our teaching and enduring material portfolio for our Norton Fulbright Award at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas. To achieve the award, 13 years of experiences and feedback gathered from interactions with learners were incorporated in our handbook. These educational and didactic interactions between our authors and trainees were most recently expanded at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington D.C. to illustrate a com-prehensive, fast, and up-to-date enduring product. Repeatedly, we were asked by students, residents, and fellows to simplify, albeit maintaining high educational standards, molecular workup for leukemia, lymphomas, and myelomas. Soon after, we realized that their feedback should span challenging benign hematology cases. While we truly appreciate Dr. Sosa’s academic contribution to develop benign hematology chapters, we would also like to extend our appreciation to her fellows and medical students at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia. Readers will enjoy a handbook that integrates disease complexity into successful consultation and patient outcome. Finally, all the handbook’s authors were convinced that suc-cess to accrue medical students and residents into hematology fellowship requires not only enthusiastic faculty effort to pursue consults but also effective delivery of high-quality knowledge to learners.