… Forces Institute of Pathology's Atlas of Tumor Pathology series, eminently … on the pathology
of lymph nodes. To be of assistance to practicing pathologists who must evaluate lymph node …

… nodes are homogeneous and clearly demarcated. A lymph node is considered pathologic
when it is greater than 1.5 cm in maximum diameter in the jugulodigastric region (level II nodes…

… via sampling of the draining lymph nodes. It therefore remains essential for cellular pathologists
to recognize TB-associated lymph node pathology in cytology and histology specimens. …

… The sentinel lymph-node procedure enables selective targeting of the first draining lymph
node, where the initial metastases will form. A negative sentinel node (SN) predicts the …

… and malignant lesions of lymph nodes as well as extranodal … As is the style of the Diagnostic
Pathology series, clinical and … will find Diagnostic Pathology: Lymph Nodes and Extranodal …

… Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge, UK Lymph node biopsy is performed
when there is unexplained enlargement of one or morenodes. The surgeon shouldbe …

… for use by pathologists in training and practicing surgical pathologists in their daily … ,
pathologist assistants, and other medical professionals with special interest in anatomic pathology. …

… pathologic evaluation of the nodes. We completely oppose the arbitrary surrender of portions
of a lymph node … investigators multiple sections from the node, sections that are interleaved …

… a low number of lymph nodes examined among patients with colon cancer in the south of
The Netherlands, with a large variation between the departments of pathology leading to …

… a pathologic angioarchitecture correlate with histopathologic findings that are frequently
seen in malignant lymph nodes. … for the pathologic angioarchitecture in two lymph nodes. …