General Pathology Notes - BU
530.304 – General Pathology Lecture Notes INTRODUCTION TO PATHOLOGY • Introduction to Pathology General pathology is the study of the mechanisms of disease (with emphasis on aetiology and pathogenesis), while systematic pathology is the study of diseases as they occur within particular organ systems – it involves aetiology, pathogenesis, epidemiology, macro- and
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