Case Study Anne Jamison
DOB 10/17/60
Date Received 6/30/04
Pre-operative Diagnosis: Irregular vaginal bleeding
Source of Tissue: Polypectomy
Post-operative Diagnosis: same
Description: Examination of the specimen reveals an intact segment
of endocervical tissue composed of loose fibromyxomatous stroma
with fragments of mucus-secreting glands. Several pedunculated
outgrowths of columnar epithelial tissue are present, varying from
2-3 cm in length. The neoplasms are bright red, soft, and fragile;
they do not evidence malignant changes.
In the report, the statement "irregular vaginal bleeding" is:
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the preoperative identification of disease |
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a forecast of the outcome of disease |
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a conclusion about the cause of disease |
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the pathologist's impression after examining the specimen |
The specimen after analysis has been interpreted as non malignant .The pathologist plays a key role here in giving the impression of the specimen but it is a provider who confirm the diagnosis by correlating with the clinical symptoms of the patient.This report gives an almost confirmation or conclusion to the disease after the impression given by the pathologist
Ans:The pathologist's impression after examining the specimen.
Case Study Anne Jamison DOB 10/17/60 Date Received 6/30/04 Pre-operative Diagnosis: Irregular vaginal bleeding Source of...