Color Atlas of Comparative Pathology of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

<p>An annual death toll of 2 million coupled with rising drug resistance highlights the need for the development of new drugs better diagnostics and a tuberculosis (TB) vaccine. Addressing these key issues <strong>A Color Atlas of Comparative Pathology of Pulmonary Tuberculosis</strong> introduces TB histopathology to the non-histopathologists students scientists and doctors working learning and teaching in the field of TB. It contains 100 color photographs and illustrations that bring clarity to the information presented.</p><p>The atlas takes the unusual approach of covering multiple species histopathology arguably the first and quite possibly the only resource to do so. It provides a simple annotated and visual presentation of the comparative histopathology of TB in human and animal models. The editors have compiled information that helps TB scientists to distinguish between the features of all major animal models available and to use them with their strengths and limitations in mind. The book provides guidance for selecting the best animal model(s) to answer specific questions and to test the efficacy of drug candidates.</p>