Since the publication of Pathologic Diagnosis of Fungal Infections by ASCP Press over a quarter century ago, the field of medical mycology has undergone numerous changes in taxonomy, with many pathogens redefined, reclassified, or initially described. The newly released Fungal Pathology: A Diagnostic Atlas combines the changes in diagnostic methods in the last 25 years all in one easy-to-navigate book. This comprehensive atlas includes not only prototypical examples of each pathogen, but also: Demonstrations across the range of morphologies typically encountered in patient samples. A vast collection of material from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology repository dating back over a century and including tens of millions of slides, blocks and preserved wet tissue specimens, serving as an unparalleled resource for creating an unabridged view of human pathology. Textual introductory segments for each pathogen include information on taxonomy, epidemiology, clinical disease correlates, treatment, morphology, culture characteristics, susceptibility testing, and molecular detection and characterization.