Biopsy - Specimen Processing | |
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a. The Gross Description The pathologist first examines the specimen with the naked eye. This is the "gross exam". Most biopsies are small, nondescript bits of tissue, so the gross description is useful for identification of the origin of the tissue. Larger organs removed as biopsies have correspondingly longer and more detailed gross descriptions. b. The Microscopic Examination The microscopic description, of the findings is obtained from examination of the glass slides under the microscope. c. The Diagnosis The final diagnosis of the biopsy specimen is mentioned in the report. The report explains the name of the organ used in biopsy. The site in the organ where the biopsy is obtained. The type of surgical procedure used in obtaining the biopsy. |
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Mr.green(Guest)
Posted on: 08/21/2009 does this technique gives instant report? is it possible to do in same OT premises?
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