Pathology of Pediatric Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease

Pathology of Pediatric Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease, 3rd Edition offers a fully updated and comprehensive reference for pediatric pathologists, gastroenterologists, and general pathologists. Building on previous editions, this volume incorporates a decade of advances, particularly in molecular diagnostics, genetic panels, and next-generation sequencing, which have transformed the understanding, classification, and treatment of infantile enteropathies, immunodeficiency-related disorders, intestinal polyps and polyposis syndromes, cholestatic and metabolic disorders, liver tumors, and transplantation pathology. New chapters address cutting-edge topics such as cholestatic disorders of infancy and childhood, as well as the updated WHO classification of liver tumors, reflecting contemporary patient stratification and treatment protocols.

Key Features:

• Extensive updates incorporating molecular diagnostics, genetic testing, and next-generation sequencing.
• In-depth coverage of both common and rare pediatric GI and liver disorders.
• New chapters on cholestatic disorders and liver tumors reflecting modern classification and treatment protocols.
• Combines detailed pathogenesis, terminology updates, and practical clinical relevance.
• Serves as a definitive reference for pediatric pathologists, gastroenterologists, and general pathologists.