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Gardner, Dugald Lindsay was born on May 30, 1924 in London. Son of Thomas and Marjorie (Welchman) Gardner.
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Pathology for Surgeons in Training
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Previous editions of this book have proved indispensable for trainee surgeons preparing for the MRCS and AFRCS examinations. This extensively revised new edition is presented in a compelling new style and in a larger format. Beginning with a 'route-map' showing 'how to use this book', the text offers concise accounts of the core topics in pathology required of surgeons in training. There is particular emphasis on tissue pathology but full account is taken of relevant aspects of microbiology, haematology, immunology and clinical chemistry. Tables of normal laboratory values are included. Each major disorder is examined from the point of view of Cause, Structure, and Behaviour. Genetics, molecular biology and imaging receive balanced attention as do transfusion, telepathology and audit. The use of computers is outlined and suggestions given on access to Internet sources for learning purposes. The needs of trainees in countries outside Europe have been considered carefully. Illustrations have been selected to provide a clear, pictorial account of complex points. The inclusion of biographies of surgical pioneers adds interest and enables candidates to put their knowledge into context. A special feature is a series of marginal 'signposts' in the form 'Now Read' that take candidates to interrelated topics quickly and easily. There is extensive cross-referencing and a comprehensive index.
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Pathological Basis of the Connective Tissue Diseases
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For the pathologist, full descriptions of the biochemical, immunological and mechanical processes that account for these diseases are given in addition to the classical anatomical pathology of each abnormality. The contribution made to current knowledge by the study of animal models is also considered. For investigative and research workers, the book describes the present state of understanding of each of the principal human connective tissue diseases and how this knowledge has been gained. Professor Gardner provides an up-to-date account of the clinical presentation of each disease, of its heritability and the influence of treatment upon the pathological processes and their prognosis. Full details of connective tissue histopathology are provided and diagnostic criteria are emphasized.
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Dugald Lindsay Gardner
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Dugald Lindsay Gardner, British pathologist, researcher. Recipient Heberden orator and medalist British Society Rheumatology, 1970. Captain Royal Army Medical Corps, 1952. Fellow Royal College Physicians London (Watson Smith lecturer), Royal College Surgeons Edinburgh, Royal College Pathology; member Pathological Society Great Britain, Anatomical and Pathological Society Hungary (honorary).
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, University Edinburgh, 1957. Doctor of Medicine, University Edinburgh, 1958. Master of Science, University Manchester, England, 1979.
Doctor of Science, University Cambridge, England, 1989.
Career
Research fellow, lecturer University Edinburgh, 1952-1960, senior lecturer, consultant, 1960-1966. Director Kennedy Institute Rheumatology, London, 1966-1971. Musgrave professor pathology The Queen's University Belfast, Ireland, 1971-1976.
Professor histopathology University Manchester, England, 1976-1988. Honorary fellow University Edinburgh, since 1991. Member biological research advisory board Ministry of Defense, England, 1974-1986.
Member physiological system committee Medical Research Council, England, 1973-1976. Member coordinating committee Arthritis and Rheumatism Council, England, 1970-1982. Conservator Royal College Surgeons Edinburgh, 1990-1999—.
Chn. pathology committee European League Against Rheumatism, 1991.
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Pathological Basis of the Connective Tissue Diseases
(For the pathologist, full descriptions of the biochemical...)
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Pathology for Surgeons in Training
(Previous editions of this book have proved indispensable ...)
- Pathology of the Connective Tissue Diseases
- Pathology for Surgeons in Training by Dugald Gardner (2002-02-15)
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Pathological Basis of the Connective Tissue Diseases
Membership
Captain Royal Army Medical Corps, 1952. Fellow Royal College Physicians London (Watson Smith lecturer), Royal College Surgeons Edinburgh, Royal College Pathology. Member Pathological Society Great Britain, Anatomical and Pathological Society Hungary (honorary).
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Married Helen Margaret Harrower, September 29, 1949. Children: Rosalind, Iain, Philip (deceased 1979), David.
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