Transfusion Medicine Compendium Of Cases Karp Hudgins CAP Paperback Textbook

Transfusion Medicine Compendium Of Cases Karp Hudgins CAP Paperback Textbook

Acceptable: Softcover shows moderate wear with corner creasing, edge rubbing, surface scratches, and gloss scuffing front and back. Lower cover edges display small nicks and short creases, with light handling soil to covers and page edges. Upper outer corner of several front and rear pages has a noticeable brown water stain and mild waviness, but binding is secure and interior text remains fully readable with no writing or highlighting.

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Title: Transfusion Medicine: A Compendium of Educational Cases.

Editors: Julie Katz Karp, Jay P. Hudgins, Matthew S. Karafin, and Joseph Schwartz.

Publisher: College of American Pathologists (CAP), Northfield, Illinois; printed in the United States of America.

Publication year: 2020.

Format: English-language softcover/paperback textbook.

Educational level: Advanced, technical resource for adult and further education, pathology residents, transfusion medicine fellows, and practicing clinicians.

Subject/Genre: Transfusion medicine, blood banking, pathology, hematology, and clinical laboratory science.

Content overview: Collection of 20 educational cases drawn from CAP proficiency testing materials, each presented with multiple-choice questions and detailed answers to illustrate real-world transfusion medicine scenarios.

Major topic areas include regulatory issues, peripartum/neonatal/pediatric transfusion medicine, plasma and platelets, red blood cells, hemolysis, and transplantation.

Cover design features an array of stylized red blood cells and white cells on a black background with CAP branding.

Library of Congress Control Number: 2019956243.

ISBN-13: 978-1-941096-52-9; EAN: 9781941096529.

Softcover shows moderate wear with corner creasing, edge rubbing, surface scratches, and gloss scuffing front and back. Lower cover edges display small nicks and short creases, with light handling soil to covers and page edges. Upper outer corner of several front and rear pages has a noticeable brown water stain and mild waviness, but binding is secure and interior text remains fully readable with no writing or highlighting.