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Diagnostic Cytology and Its Histopathologic Bases
Diagnostic Cytology and Its Histopathologic Bases

By Leopold G. Koss

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The most influential and frequently cited pathology classic is now in its Fifth Edition, with thoroughly revised chapters and "over 3,000 brand-new full-color illustrations." This two-volume work p...

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Atlas of Diagnostic Cytology
Atlas of Diagnostic Cytology

By Koss

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Tha Ashwater Experiment
Gossip Times Three
Gossip Times Three

By Amy Goldman Koss

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Forced to move
Forced to move

By Margo Koss

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The rape victim
The rape victim

By Mary P. Koss

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Social Services
Social Services

By Koss

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Atlas of Tumor Pathology
Atlas of Tumor Pathology

By Leopold G. Koss

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Biopsy Pathology of Lung Tumors
Biopsy Pathology of Lung Tumors

By Koss

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