histopathology
ಊತಕರೋಗಶಾಸ್ತ್ರ
definition
noun
No fungal elements were identified by histopathology or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling.
the study of changes in tissues caused by disease.
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In 1870, he received a grant and studied 'histopathology' in Bonn and Vienna.
We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung 'histopathology' .
The 'histopathology' of bladder tissue revealed a more or less similar picture in the two strains of mice.
The 'histopathology' of the resected lesion confirmed the pre-operative diagnosis.
No fungal elements were identified by 'histopathology' or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling.
Nomenclature for the clinical presentation of tendon disorders would reflect the true 'histopathological' basis underlying clinical presentation.
Clinical presentation is atypical and often, 'histopathological' evidence suggests the diagnosis.
The majority of the work here is being done as a close co-operation between the nuclear medicine physician, the surgeon and the 'histopathologist' .
With the arrival of the NHS, he was appointed consultant 'histopathologist' at Kingston upon Thames Laboratory.
The implanted sites were evaluated by visual and 'histopathological' examinations.
A heavy workload is cited by two 'histopathologists' as a serious hindrance to obtaining consent for autopsies.
In many disease conditions the final achievement of an accurate diagnosis lies with the 'histopathologist' .
A clinical and 'histopathological' diagnosis of trichotillomania was made.
The furore over organ retention and poor recruitment generally is turning 'histopathologists' into a rare breed.
These criteria must be kept in mind, and the diagnosis substantiated by adequate radiological and 'histopathological' studies.
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