Compendium of Histology

From cells to tissues.- Histological methods.- The cytoplasm.- The nucleus.- Epithelial tissue.- Glandular epithelium and glands.- Connective tissue.- Cartilage.- Bone tissue.- Bone marrow.- Adipose tissue.- Blood.- Muscle tissue.- Nerve tissue.- The Musculoskeletal system.- The Nervous system.- The Cardiovascular system.- The Respiratory system.- The Immune system & the lymphatic organs.- The integumentary system.- The digestive system I: The alimentary canal.- The digestive system II: The associated organs.- The urinary system.- The Endocrine system.- The female reproductive system.- The male reproductive system.- The breast (mamma).- Eye.- Ear.

 

Anders Rehfeld 


Anders Rehfeld finished his MD from the University of Copenhagen in 2014 and earned his PhD in male reproductive biology from the University of Copenhagen in 2017. He began teaching histology during the 3rd year of his medical studies and has since taught 19 classes of histology of tissues and basic cell biology at the University of Copenhagen. From the beginning of his teaching period, he has been eager to help his students comprehend the large curriculum in a smarter and faster way, and in 2012 his efforts culminated with the publishing of the first compendium on histology Histologi kompendium (in Danish) by the authors.

Malin Nylander
Malin Nylander graduated as a MD from the University of Copenhagen in 2012 and earned her PhD in gynecological endocrinology from the University of Copenhagen in 2017. With a great interest in human biology, she started teaching anatomy and histologyhalfway through medical school and has taught several classes of anatomy, histology, and human biology at the University of Copenhagen. Using a systematic approach combined with simple, schematic drawings on the black board, she tried to make the, at times, complicated curriculum comprehensible to all-something she implemented in the first compendium on histology Histologi kompendium (in Danish) published by the authors in 2012.


Kirstine Karnov In 2013 Kirstine Karnov obtained her MD from the University of Copenhagen. She is in residency to become an otorhinolaryngologist and is currently doing a PhD on oral cancer. She began teaching histology during the 3rd year of her medical studies and has taught multiple classes of anatomy, dissection, and histology at the University of Copenhagen during a period of 5 years. Teaching has been one of her most enjoyable and learning experiences in her professional career, and thefun in teaching

"This book is an ideal companion for medical students learning histology and for revision prior to examinations. With an excellent and concise overview of the main organ systems and with no extraneous material, the book perfectly achieves its set purpose. ... this book would be an expense-free venture for students. It would be invaluable to those wishing to establish a foundation in histology and those individuals who have a special interest in pathology."  (Sue Sritharan, AMSJ Australian Medical Student Journal, Vol. 10 (1), 2020)