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Esophageal function in health and disease

Dawson should take up the cudgels against the publishers. The colour in these bears no relation to the standard red and blue of haematoxolin and eosin. Most appealing is Professor Dawson's personal touch throughout the text. One is given his opinion and experiences, not an impersonal account of diseases common to most textbooks. The book by modern standards is not expensive and histopathologists aside I am sure it is of value to clinicians. A quick glance at the right picture and you are fully armed to argue the toss with your pathologist at the weeks gastrointestinal conference.