Titlebook: Introduction to Biopsy Interpretation and Surgical Pathology; J. C. E. Underwood Textbook 19811st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Quantitative Methods,features of the disease deviate only slightly from the normal state and may therefore be easily overlooked; to improve the objective documentation of lesions; to compare repeat biopsies accurately in order to assess therapeutic responses; or to facilitate the performance of statistical analyses.

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Diagnostic Histopathology,responsibility for the provision of clinical services, investigative and diagnostic specialists are now an integral part of the team that cares for patients. Histopathologists are increasingly involved in work that has a fundamental bearing on the immediate management of patients and are frequently

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Macroscopy, Microscopy, and Sampling, detailed practical guide to which can be found elsewhere (Kennedy, 1977). Blocks of tissue for histology should always be taken with due regard to the particular problem under investigation, conscious of the local anatomy, and with the aim of minimising sampling error.

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Interpretation of Histological Appearances,l, radiological, immunological, and other clinical data may be available. Secondly, the tissue itself and the histological section, a two-dimensional artifact of a three-dimensional object. Thirdly, the microscope as a diagnostic tool. Fourthly, our bank of knowledge of morphological changes in dise

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Borderline Lesions, Pseudomalignancy, and Mimicry,the morphological features of one disease either overlap or mimic those of another (Chap. 4). The practical importance of this last point is emphasised in this chapter. A distinction will first be drawn between the concept of borderline lesions, where two or more named conditions (diagnoses) occur w

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