Sentence examples for pathologic assessment from inspiring English sources
The high incidence of local and regional recurrence despite complete resection as assessed by conventional pathologic assessment demonstrates the need for development of molecular techniques to evaluate margins in this disease.
We performed a retrospective review of pathology reports from 1432 consecutive duodenal biopsies submitted for pathologic assessment to "rule out celiac" and correlated biopsy results with results for concurrent serologic testing for celiac autoantibodies.
IHC results for all genes were assessed by light microscopy performed by a pathologist (PHW) independently of the pathologic assessment.
Conclusion: This classification represents a practical approach to the surgical pathologic assessment of vascular anastomoses in monochorionic placentas, with a strong clinical correlation.
Pathologic assessment of the patient's mastectomy specimen following neoadjuvant therapy revealed that virtually the entire breast mass consisted of malignant cells, indicating minimal response to neoadjuvant therapy.
The database contained 3 clinical parameters (patient's sex, BE segment length (SL), and pathologic assessment: purely metaplastic BE/BE with indefinite dysplasia vs. LGD), and 4 methylation-related parameters (normalized methylation values for p16[18], HPP1[16], and RUNX3[15] and methylation index (MI)).
Between October 2006 and September 2009, 29 patients with metastatic breast cancer and symptomatic pleural effusion at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center underwent thoracentesis and provided written informed consent for the use of residual pleural fluid after pathologic assessment for research at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
The imaging findings were corroborated by pathologic assessment.
The CRT regimen and pathologic assessment may change over time.
PJ and BH performed data acquisition and pathologic assessment.
Intraoperative pathologic assessment of this specimen reported negative margins (3-4 mm).
