Titlebook: Surgical Pathology Dissection; An Illustrated Guide William H. Westra,Timothy H. Phelps,Christina Isac Book 2003Latest edition Springer Sci

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Tissue Collection for Molecular Genetic Analysisnd complex interaction of these genes is of more than just academic interest. Indeed, an understanding of the molecular genetic underpinning of human disease will fundamentally change the practice of surgical pathology.

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Maxillaassages are walled by bony structures that defy efforts to section, expose, and sample. Moreover, the three-dimensional anatomy of these regions is inherently complex and difficult to reconstruct once the specimen has been removed from the patient. Nowhere are these difficulties more significantly e

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Stomachtion of stomach may be removed for peptic ulcer disease, while the entire stomach and even adjacent organs can be resected when an infiltrating cancer is present. Regardless of the specimen’s size and shape, a wise approach is to regard every stomach resection as though it potentially harbors a mali

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Non-Neoplastic Intestinal Diseaseprocess that involves the coordinated actions of the endoscopist and the histotechnologist. The endoscopist should mount the biopsy mucosal-side up on an appropriate solid surface (e. g., filter paper) and place it in fixative. This first step should be done immediately, in the endoscopy suite, so t

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