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Principles of gross pathology (view source)
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*A gross report that follows the order in which things are done may reduced omissions. | *A gross report that follows the order in which things are done may reduced omissions. | ||
**The cut-up generally is: (1) identification (patient identifiers)/specimen type, (2) orientation/measurement, (3) external description/assessment, (4) painting, (5) opening, (6) internal description/assessment, (7) internal measurements, (8) blocking. | **The cut-up generally is: (1) identification (patient identifiers)/specimen type, (2) orientation/measurement, (3) external description/assessment, (4) painting, (5) opening, (6) internal description/assessment, (7) internal measurements, (8) blocking. | ||
**Generally, gross report elements are found in the order they are done at the grossing bench, e.g. identification (patient identifiers)/specimen type is first, blocks are last. | |||
==Blocking principles== | ==Blocking principles== | ||