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Histology is relatively a benign subject and does not require so many synonyms and
eponyms as it is required for gross anatomy. It is a dynamic subject and to meet the need
of the first-year students the Editors have tried to make the learning simpler, enjoyable and
memorable for self-directed or group learning. This edition simplifies histology learning that
will encourage the students to learn the subject. It has been extensively reviewed and portions
rewritten or edited to include the advances and address the few inaccuracies of the previous
edition. The learning objectives should be read before reading the chapter for clarity. The
Clinical Correlations boxes integrated throughout chapters will help to understand pathophys-
iology and why is histology clinically important. This will also serve the purpose of the physi-
cian scientist—to take information obtained from bench or lab to bedside ultimately translating
the acquired basic knowledge to the advancement of modern medicine. It is thus expected that
students will refer this book for the study of the pathology in the subsequent years. The language
has been simplified throughout. The Editors of the atlas have made it a mini textbook, easy
to read, well-illustrated with many schematic diagrams, replete with Functional Correlations,
Clinical Correlations and comprehensive Tables. It is a complete book, well aligned with the new
CBME curriculum. Highlighted interrelations between systems, structures and rest of the body,
broad understanding of histology, basic understanding of its physiology and pathology will help
to establish the foundations for future studies in clinical medicine, logically developing insight
into symptoms of the disease. I have enjoyed reading the current edition and hope it will make
students’ life easier by its easy-to-understand, clinically connect and recall features and will grow
their interest in histology.
TS Roy MD, PhD, FAMS
Professor and Head
Department of Anatomy