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Urinary System

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  • © 1998

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Editors:
  1. Thomas Carlyle Jones

    1. Harvard Medical School, ILSI Research Foundation, USA

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  2. Gordon C. Hard

    1. American Health Foundation, Valhalla, USA

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  3. Ulrich Mohr

    1. Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, Institut für Experimentelle Pathologie, Hannover, Germany

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  • Includes standardized nomenclature - Facilitates uniform interpretation of bioassay results worldwide - Electron micrographs in exquisite detail illustrate results of recent research - Provides a basis for understanding mechanisms involved in the functions and malfunctions of the most minute, but
  • important structures

Part of the book series: Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory Animals (LABORATORY)

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Table of contents (49 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XVII
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  2. The Kidney

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Anatomy, Histology, Ultrastructure

      1. Histology, Cytology, Ultrastructure Nephron and Collecting Duct Structure in the Kidney, Rat
        • Sebastian Bachmann, Wilhelm Kriz
        Pages 3-36
      2. Unique Features of Anatomy, Histology, and Ultrastructure Kidney, Mouse
        • Annabel G. Liebelt
        Pages 37-57

    3. Neoplasms

      1. Renal Carcinogenesis, Rat
        • Gordon C. Hard
        Pages 58-62
      2. Oncocytoma, Kidney, Rat
        • Peter Bannasch, Heide Zerban, Y. S. Ahn, Hans J. Hacker
        Pages 64-79
      3. Renal Cell Adenoma and Carcinoma, Rat
        • Peter Bannasch, Heide Zerban, Y. S. Ahn
        Pages 79-118
      4. Mesenchymal Tumor, Kidney, Rat
        • Gordon C. Hard
        Pages 118-129
      5. Nephroblastoma, Kidney, Rat
        • Antonio Cardesa, Teresa Ribalta
        Pages 129-138
      6. Lipomatous Tumors, Kidney, Rat
        • Gordon C. Hard
        Pages 139-145
      7. Adenoma, Adenocarcinoma, Kidney, Mouse
        • Bernard Sass
        Pages 146-159
      8. Adenoma, Kidney, Syrian Hamster
        • Parviz M. Pour
        Pages 160-165
      9. Adenocarcinoma, Kidney, Syrian Hamster
        • Parviz M. Pour
        Pages 166-170
      10. Angioma, Angiosarcoma, Kidney, Syrian Hamster
        • Parviz M. Pour
        Pages 171-173
      11. Hereditary Renal Cell Adenoma and Carcinoma, Rat
        • Jeffrey I. Everitt, Cheryl L. Walker, Thomas Goldsworthy, Douglas C. Wolf
        Pages 173-178
      12. Estrogen-Induced Malignant Tumor, Kidney, Golden Hamster
        • Antonio Llombart-Bosch, Amando Peydró-Olaya
        Pages 179-198

    4. Non-Neoplastic Lesions

      1. Immune Mechanisms in Injury to Glomeruli and Tubulointerstitial Tissue
        • Jan A. Bruijn, Emile de Heer, Philip J. Hoedemaeker
        Pages 199-224
      2. Spontaneous Renal Amyloidosis, Syrian Hamster
        • Robert M. Lewis, Lawrence E. Mezza
        Pages 225-227
      3. Chronic Progressive Nephropathy, Rat
        • Stephen W. Barthold
        Pages 228-233
      4. Infarction, Kidney, Rat, Mouse
        • Charles A. Montgomery Jr.
        Pages 233-238
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Several compounds are associated with experimentally induced neoplasms in the urinary systems, and especially the kidneys, of laboratory animals. Many of these neoplasms are succintly described and illustrated in detail in this volume, and some are compared with spontaneously occurring lesions. Pragmatic aspects of disease which are of particular interest to pathologists are emphasized, such as classification and differential diagnosis of neoplasms that occur in the urinary system; comparison and significance of toxic effects of substances in animals and humans; and similarities and differences in disease manifestations between animals and humans.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Harvard Medical School, ILSI Research Foundation, USA

    Thomas Carlyle Jones

  • American Health Foundation, Valhalla, USA

    Gordon C. Hard

  • Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, Institut für Experimentelle Pathologie, Hannover, Germany

    Ulrich Mohr

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