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'''Partial colectomy for [[diverticular disease]]''' is a very common procedure. The sigmoid colon is typically afflicited; in that case it can more precisely be labeled '''sigmoidectomy for diverticular disease'''.
'''Partial colectomy for [[diverticular disease]]''' is a very common procedure. The sigmoid colon is typically afflicited; in that case it can more precisely be labeled '''sigmoidectomy for diverticular disease'''.
The pathologist's main tasks in this specimen is:
#Confirming and documenting extent of the disease. 
#Excluding malignancy.


==Introduction==
==Introduction==
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If the individual has a peritonitis, a (temporary) [[stoma]] is generally created.
If the individual has a peritonitis, a (temporary) [[stoma]] is generally created.


The pathologist's main tasks in this specimen is:
#Confirming and documenting extent of the disease. 
#Excluding malignancy.
==Protocol==
==Protocol==
Specimen:
Specimen:
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