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PubMed1985

[Clinician-oriented and cytology-oriented autopsy. Part II. Hepato-biliary system].

The autopsy is performed with multiple purposes. The first purpose of the autopsy is a service for clinicians. The dissection technic should be determined to present the best clinical-pathological correlation of the lesions. Imprint (touch preparation) from the organ is most useful to make initial pathological diagnoses during autopsy examination. This preparation provides not only oncologic data (tumor identification), but also the presence of infections. Numerous photographs illustrate both the gross pathological lesions and infections of the hepato-biliary system.

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PubMed1985

[Clinician-oriented and cytology-oriented autopsy, Part I. Respiratory system].

The autopsy is performed with multiple purposes. It is felt that the first purpose of the autopsy is a service for clinicians. Dissection technic should be determined to present the best clinical pathological correlation of the lesions. Touch preparation (imprint) from the organs is most useful to establish initial pathological diagnoses during autopsy examination. This provides not only oncologic data (identification of tumors), but also the presence of infectious complications such as opportunistic organisms. Multiple photographs illustrate both the gross pathological lesions and infections, demonstrated by the imprints of the respiratory system.

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PubMed1985

[Clinician-oriented and cytology-oriented autopsy. III. The pancreas].

The autopsy is performed with multiple purposes such as medical education, searching direct cause of the death and researches. The first purpose of the autopsy is, however, a service for clinicians. The dissection technic should be determined to present the best clinical-pathological correlation of the lesions. In addition to the careful evaluation of the gross lesions of the pancreas, Smears (Imprints) of the lesions are most useful to make initial pathological diagnoses during autopsy examination. Multiple photographs illustrate both the gross pathological lesions and cytological data of the pancreas.

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