Sentence examples for medical pathologist from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the medical pathologist who willfully helped dozens of terminally ill people end their lives, becoming the central figure in a national drama surrounding assisted suicide, died on Friday in Royal Oak., Mich.

Gaining Attention In the 1960s and '70s, Dr. Kevorkian shelved his quixotic campaign to engage death for social purposes and pursued a largely itinerant career as a medical pathologist.

Medical evidence Pathologist Freddy Patel said Tomlinson died of a heart attack.

Many of these opinions came from doctors — but mostly doctors who were not involved in direct patient care (medical administrators, pathologists, radiologists).

Even in Lang's account, Reed was faced with a difficult medical problem: pathologists who contradicted each other about whether the first biopsy showed skin cancer; a second biopsy that failed to settle the issue; a distrusting patient who was angry with him, first for doing too much and then for doing too little.

Cases were defined as having invasive epithelial carcinoma confirmed by standardized review of medical records and pathologist examination of paraffin-embedded tissue for tumor histology.

A properly trained individual (pathologist, medical examiner, autopsy technician, diener) extracts the tissue locally.

Assessments of causes of death were made by a committee of physicians comprising a pathologist, medical oncologist and a radiologist.

Every year, the registry's staff examines 600 to 1,000 hearts referred by medical examiners and pathologists for forensic diagnosis.

"Some of them are asking medical examiners and pathologists to review all cases going back to January," Dr. Schaffner said.

At its showroom in central Tokyo, it has a system that helps small-town doctors by relaying images of cell slides, X-rays and other medical data to pathologists in well-staffed city hospitals.