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Tumors and Tumor-Like Lesions of the Kidney
by Mahul B. Amin and Satish K. Tickoo, M.D.
Running Time: 2.5 hrs.
No. of slides: 316
Introduction (RealAudio file)
Index of Slides
Dr. Amin is a Staff Pathologist at
Emory University. Dr. Amin has
special interests in oncologic
diseases of the genitourinary
tract, soft tissues and skeletal
system. He has authored several
papers and chapters on tumors
of the kidney, urinary bladder,
prostate and testis, and is a co-author
of an atlas on surgical pathology
of the male genital system. Besides
research, Dr. Amin's main love is
teaching. He is involved with
delivering workshops, and he has also
given numerous lectures throughout
the world.
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Introduction (RealAudio file)
Index of Slides
Dr. Amin is a Staff Pathologist at
Emory University. Dr. Amin has
special interests in oncologic
diseases of the genitourinary
tract, soft tissues and skeletal
system. He has authored several
papers and chapters on tumors
of the kidney, urinary bladder,
prostate and testis, and is a co-author
of an atlas on surgical pathology
of the male genital system. Besides
research, Dr. Amin's main love is
teaching. He is involved with
delivering workshops, and he has also
given numerous lectures throughout
the world.Sample Images and Audio Files from CD-ROM
Note: Images on actual CD-ROM are quadruple the size of images shown here.
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