Experienced pathologists performed histologic examinations of all tissues adjacent to the specimens.
The staining intensity and ranges were determined by experienced pathologists.
All tissue specimens and slides were examined by experienced pathologists.
For all tissue specimens, diagnosis was confirmed by experienced pathologists.
Experienced pathologists at AnaPath (Spain) processed the tissues and performed the blinded histopathological assessment.
Diagnoses were established by experienced pathologists according to the World Health Organization (WHO) classification.
They found 24% (n = 97) disagreement between two observers, both of them experienced pathologists.
Experienced pathologists documented the histopathological characteristics of the tumours (Table 1).
Histological diagnosis was than confirmed by two independent, experienced pathologists based on WHO criteria.
In the present scenario, TSD estimation still remains difficult even for experienced pathologists undertaken with extreme caution.
It is important to note that even the experienced pathologists disagreed on some of the biopsy cases.
