Sentence examples for pathology committee from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gregory J. Davis, a University of Kentucky professor who is chairman of the forensic pathology committee of the Congress of American Pathologists, said that "certainty beyond doubt" was not a phrase he had ever used.

Cases were however generally reviewed by the melanoma multidisciplinary team pathology committee at each centre.

A recent guideline by the pathology committee of the European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer (ERSPC) highlights the importance of special techniques in processing and (pre- embedding for pre- embedding quality oforhe biopreserving

The chair of the pathology committee will circulate to all of the study pathologists... samples [sic] biopsy specimens for evaluation after criteria to establish diagnosis of FSGS has been agreed.

Recently, feature-based semiquantitative scoring system of NAFLD, NAFLD activity score (NAS), was developed by the pathology committee of the NASH Clinical Research Network [ 16], and the feasibility of this score was reported as optimal scoring system for predicting steatohepatitis [ 17].

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For this reason and since this contrast agent is not commonly used for this type of pathology, the committee rejected its use in the MRI acquisition.

Additionally, a central pathology review committee (chaired by KWB) has been formed to document and review all the margin pathology of the surgical samples and the adjudication of the endpoint based on the pathology of the follow-up biopsy.

Once we've sorted out the ethical issues concerning the archival material in this study, our pathology sub committee, chaired by Prof. Mitch Dowsett, will begin work on the microarrays to allow us to search for predictive factors of response.

The pathology sub-committee includes at least one genitourinary (GU) pathologist per member institution, a NCI program leader, and ad hoc urologists and/or prostate cancer researchers.

The term flat epithelial atypia (FEA) was introduced in 2003 by the WHO working group on the Pathology & Genetics committee of tumours of the breast.