We are in danger of making it impossible for pathologists or paediatricians to scrutinise cot deaths because of our concern for the parents.
Labor's health promises were a feature of the campaign launch, including reversing cuts to bonus payments for pathologists and radiologists and the GP rebate freeze.
Concerned about the accuracy of breast pathology, the College of American Pathologists said it would start a voluntary certification program for pathologists who read breast tissue.
Even where there are no formal procedures requiring them to do so, it is common for pathologists to show ambiguous slides to colleagues or to send them out to a nationally recognized expert for review.
Newer forms of assessment provide an opportunity for pathologists to maintain the profile of the discipline since 'assessment drives learning'.
Among disease sites, the head and neck can be a particularly problematic area for pathologists, prompting frequent second opinions.
Yet, because of difficulties in early diagnosis and resistance to conventional therapies, MM remains a challenge for pathologists and clinicians to treat.
Our case illustrates the difficult diagnosis of this uncommon but problematic phenomenon, awareness of which is paramount for pathologists and clinicians participating in the management of CD patients.
For proper selection of patients to be treated, information on the expression of the molecules involved is needed, which is well suited for pathologists.
Practical guidelines for pathologists are provided in publications and textbooks but it is unclear how these recommendations are applied in routine practice.
The average times for viewing a virtual slide were 3.41 and 5.24 minutes for pathologists A and B, respectively, whereas the average times for viewing a glass slide were 1.16 and 3.35 minutes for pathologists A and B. There was a statistical difference between the time costs of the 2 methods.
