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Principles of gross pathology (view source)
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*It is preferable to make distance measurements to one reference point - this avoid calculations. | *It is preferable to make distance measurements to one reference point - this avoid calculations. | ||
**If the finding is a small tumour/mass (e.g. [[colonic polyp]]) it should be measured to the nearest margin if only one measure is given. | **If the finding is a small tumour/mass (e.g. [[colonic polyp]]) it should be measured to the nearest margin if only one measure is given. | ||
==Identification of case and person (dictation)== | |||
Identify yourself: | |||
*Name. | |||
*Initials. | |||
*Date of dictation. | |||
===Specimen=== | |||
*Number of parts: [Single part specimen / multiple part specimen: A to ___]. | |||
Identifiers: | |||
*Last name (spell out). | |||
*First name (spell out) | |||
*Surgical number. | |||
*Specimen received: [fresh / in formalin]. | |||
*Specimen identified as: [left kidney / ...]. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||