With regard to Sasala’s recommendation of the AACC book ‘Challenges at the Clinical Interface’, anyone would like a copy can have mine for free! First come, first served!

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Hi

I also second the Walmsley cases recommendation.  

Another good one I could personally recommend is the cases book by Danielle Freedman and co. (AACC)  – Challenges at the Clinical Interface. Unfortunately it’s not in print I think, but some of the ‘old timers’ in the lab might have a copy lying around! It’s a well written book.

Also check out the Clin Chem cases – they’re mostly open access (at least the older ones are) and quite good.

All the best

Sasala Wickramasinghe | Principal Clinical Scientist

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Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

Clinical Biochemistry

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Hi second Daniel’s recommendation.

Cases in chemical pathology : a diagnostic approach, fourth edition, R N Walmsley is a great book and is available on amazon if you don’t have a copy in your lab.

Regards

Can anyone recommend a good clinical cases book for part 2  module 2 FRCPath revision. I have been through the cases in the ACB clinical cases in laboratory medicine book and was wondering if there is another similar book that would be useful.

Regards

Francesca Meakin

MSc DipRCPath

Senior Clinical Biochemist

King's Mill Hospital

tel: 01623 622515 ext 6416.

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