Difiore's Atlas of Histology With Functional Correlations 11th Edition

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diFIORE’S ATLAS
OF HISTOLOGY
WITH FUNCTIONAL
CORRELATIONS
E L EV E N T H E D I T I O N
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Eroschenko,Victor P.
Di Fiore's atlas ofhistology with functional correlations.— 11th ed./
Victor P.Eroschenko.
p.;cm.
Includes index.
ISBN-13:978-0-7817-7057-6
ISBN-10:0-7817-7057-2
1. Histology—Atlases. I.Fiore,Mariano S.H.di.Atlas de histlogía
normal.English.II.Title.III.Title:Atlas ofhistology with functional
correlations.
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diFIORE’S ATLAS
OF HISTOLOGY
WITH FUNCTIONAL
CORRELATIONS
E L EV E N T H E D I T I O N
Victor P. Eroschenko, PhD
Professor of Anatomy
WWAMI Medical Program
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho
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Dedicated
To those who matter so much
Ian
McKenzie
Sarah
Shannon
and
Diane
Kathryn
Tatiana
Sharon
and
Todd
Shaun
and most especially and always
Elke
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PREFACE TO THE 11TH EDITION
The publication ofthe 11th edition ofAtlas ofHistologycomes after a thorough and critical review
by numerous external reviewers.The author carefully evaluated all of the reviewers’comments
and suggestions.Many ofthe valuable suggestions that fit the design and purpose ofthe atlas were
implemented in preparing the new edition.
Basic Approach
Although the research in numerous and different areas of science continues to produce valuable
new results,histology remains one ofthe fundamental sciences that is essential in understanding
and interpreting this new knowledge.In preparing the 11th edition ofthe atlas,the author main-
tained its unique and traditional approach,namely,providing the student with realistic,full-color
composite and idealized illustrations ofhistologic structures.Added to the illustrations are actual
photomicrographs ofsimilar structures.This unique approach has become a popular trademark of
the atlas. In addition, all structures have been directly correlated with the most important and
essential functional correlations.This approach allows the student to learn histologic structure and
their major functions at the same time,without spending additional time on reference books.The
images and information presented in this format in the atlas have served the needs ofundergrad-
uate,graduate,medical,veterinary,and biologic science students in numerous previous editions.
The present edition continues to address the needs ofpresent or future students ofhistology.
Changes in the 11th Edition
Several significant changes that have been incorporated into this atlas are presented in detail
below.
• All introductory chapters and all sections with functional correlations have been updated and
expanded to reflect the new scientific information and interpretations.
• Each chapter is followed by a comprehensive summary in the form ofan easy-to-follow outline.
• All remaining old illustrations from previous editions have been replaced with new,original,
and digitized color illustrations.All other illustrations that were not originally digitized have
been recolorized to improve their appearance.
• Transmission electron micrographs ofskeletal muscle have been added to the muscle chapter to
illustrate the details ofindividual muscle fibers and their sarcomeres.
• Scanning and transmission electron micrographs of the podocytes and their unique associa-
tions with the capillaries in the renal corpuscles have been added to the chapter on the kidney.
Electronic Atlas
Currently,there is an increased use ofvarious computer-based technologies in histology instruc-
tion.As a result,the 11th edition ofthe atlas allows the student access via an electronic code to an
interactive electronic atlas and a histology image library with each copy ofthe book.The interac-
tive atlas is specifically designed to allow the students to further test their knowledge ofhistologic
illustrations and photomicrographs that are found in the atlas.Specific features ofthe electronic
atlas include a labels on/labels offfeature,rollover “hot spots,”and rollover labels.In addition,a
self-testing feature allows the students to practice identifying the features on the images.In addi-
tion to the interactive atlas,the students will have access to a histology library that contains more
than 475 digitized histology photomicrographs.All histology images have been separated into
chapters that match those in the atlas,with each chapter containing an average of20 images.The
library images are specifically designed for use by the students to reinforce the material that was
previously learned in laboratory or lecture.Consequently,these images do not have any labels and
are identified only by a figure number for each chapter.
For the instructors,a separate histology image library has been prepared,with more than
950 improved and digitized photomicrograph images.These images have also been separated into
corresponding chapters,with each image identified with abbreviations only.There are no labels
on the images and each image can be imported into Microsoft PowerPoint and labeled by the
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