Hematology: Thrombosis and Hemorrhage Hemostasis and Thrombosis: Basic Principles and Clinical Practice The Hemorrhagic Disorders: A Clinical and Therapeutic Approach
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Edited by Joseph Loscalzo and Andrew I. Schafer. 1337 pp., illustrated. Boston, Blackwell Scientific, 1994. $225. ISBN 0-86542-263-X. Edited by Robert W. Colman, Jack Hirsh, Victor J. Marder, and Edwin W. Salzman. 1713 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott, 1994. $195. ISBN 0-397-51059-4. By Mario Stefanini and William Dameshek. 308 pp., illustrated. New York, Grune and Stratton, 1955. Out of print.
When I was preparing for my fellowship in hematology I boughttwo books about the blood: Maxwell M. Wintrobe's Clinical Hematology(Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger) and The Hemorrhagic Disordersby Mario Stefanini and William Dameshek. The Wintrobe book,which I bought in its trim, single-author 1951 edition (thethird), has recently appeared in its ninth edition, comprisingtwo enormous volumes with 33 contributing authors. The HemorrhagicDisorders, published in 1955, is now out of print. It is a handsomebook, typical of the superior work from the old publishing houseof Grune and Stratton. The excellent color plates show graphic. . . [Full Text of this Article]
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