Hematology Textbook: Comprehensive Guide to Blood Disorders & Diseases | Essential for Medical Students, Doctors & Healthcare Professionals | Perfect for Study, Research & Clinical Reference

This is a solid textbook for hematologists. The first edition of this book was used by the hematopathologists, hematology residents and fellows, and clinical lab scientists at LAC/USC until it started falling apart. Other texts were bought but Jandl's book was still a favorite. I missed that book, both it's great depth of information and it's clear style, so I got the 2nd ed. even though I am now retired and will probably never work in a lab again.Flow cytometry was still in its beginning stages when this edition was written, but Jandl gives a nice table of cell markers such as CD2, CD4, CD8, etc., which can be used to develop a strategy for identifying leukemias and lymphomas and many other diseases, HIV/AIDS, multiple myeloma, etc.Huge references fill several pages at the end of each chapter for those who need them.