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

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Non-Neoplastic Intestinal Diseaseltiple sections should be cut from each tissue block for histologic evaluation. Step sections are preferred to serial sections so that intervening unstained sections are available for special stains as needed.

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Lymph NodesMetastatic spread to lymph nodes carries profound treatment and prognostic implications for patients with carcinomas, melanomas, or any other malignant neoplasm with metastatic potential. Accordingly, assessment of lymph node specimens is every bit as important as evaluating a neoplasm at its primary site.

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LarynxThe patterns of spread of carcinomas of the larynx depend on their site of origin and on well-defined anatomic barriers. A detailed understanding of laryngeal anatomy is therefore an essential part of the dissection of any laryngeal specimen. Take time to look over the figures and refresh your memory of laryngeal anatomy.

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EsophagusEsophagectomies are almost always performed to resect neoplastic processes. The nature and extent of the neoplastic process, however, may be quite variable. Lesions may range from microscopic alterations in patients with a long history of Barrett’s esophagus to large fungating carcinomas in patients presenting with obstruction and dysphagia.