Despite its size, the book is very complete in its coverage of different pathologies and the most important topics. Each chapter begins with a key points table that helps readers understand and retain the information discussed in the chapter. The topics range from how to assess liver function, cirrhosis, and imaging studies to more difficult to understand topics as hepatorenal syndrome, the liver in pregnancy, hepatobiliary complications of HIV, etc. MORE

This is an outstanding sleep medicine review book. It serves as an in-depth introduction to sleep medicine and it includes an excellent “test your knowledge” group of chapters. This could become a new alternative to standard textbooks in sleep medicine. MORE

The book (and therefore the conference) covers all aspects of CTE, including the history, the pathophysiology, current diagnostic criteria, and treatments, as well as the latest and upcoming advances. What makes this book particularly unique is that it includes chapters that have transcriptions of the panels that involved family who have lost loved ones to CTE and current athletes, providing a humanistic approach. MORE

This atlas is more than a collection of images; it is a condensed textbook or manual of nephropathology. It has served well generations of clinical nephrologists and I predict that it will still be popular among clinicians and their trainees. I also believe that it will be read by general pathologists and their residents, and even by professional nephropathologists who might use it as an example of how to present complex issues in a simplified manner. MORE