Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Textbook Pathology Outlines: Colon Tumor Polyps General
Erem, AS, Van Treeck, BJ, Hartley, C.
Definition / general
A polyp is an exophytic or sessile lesion distinct from the mucosal surface and may be neoplastic or nonneoplastic
Essential features
> 95% of colorectal adenocarcinoma arises from polyps
Usually asymptomatic
Definition / general
A polyp is an exophytic or sessile lesion distinct from the mucosal surface and may be neoplastic or nonneoplastic
Essential features
> 95% of colorectal adenocarcinoma arises from polyps
Usually asymptomatic
Textbook Pathology Outlines: Stains CDX2
Erem, AS, Hartley, C.
This is the second project that I have worked on where we are providing content for the Pathology Outlines website. Throughout my first 2 years of medical school, I have been a faithful reader of this resource, and this is one of the ways I choose to give back to the community that supports upcoming specialists.
Currently in progress, available in 09/2020
This is the second project that I have worked on where we are providing content for the Pathology Outlines website. Throughout my first 2 years of medical school, I have been a faithful reader of this resource, and this is one of the ways I choose to give back to the community that supports upcoming specialists.
Currently in progress, available in 09/2020
A Rare Case of Multiple Primary Lung Cancers in a Single Patient
Erem, A.S., Cecchini M. J., Boland, J.M.
This is an exciting project that is supervised by Mayo Clinic, Rochester, and Western University, Ontario.
In this study, we will detail a case of Multiple Primary Lung Cancers in one female patient.
One of the more difficult aspects when evaluating a patient's tumor staging, prognosis, and treatment strategy is whether metastasis has occurred, a diagnosis made all the more difficult when MPLC are suspected.
This is an exciting project that is supervised by Mayo Clinic, Rochester, and Western University, Ontario.
In this study, we will detail a case of Multiple Primary Lung Cancers in one female patient.
One of the more difficult aspects when evaluating a patient's tumor staging, prognosis, and treatment strategy is whether metastasis has occurred, a diagnosis made all the more difficult when MPLC are suspected.