about the reliability of biomarker testing in breast cancer. ASCO, the College of American Pathology, and NCCN issued technology assessments on methods to assure high-quality performance and interpretation of ER, PR, and HER2 testing. 3 - 6
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her tumor 3 weeks after discontinuing imatinib. Because of the location of the tumor and involvement of the SMV, a Whipple procedure was required. However, it was believed that the neoadjuvant imatinib made this procedure possible. Pathology revealed a
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Cancer Registry (ACR). Patients were stratified into 2 cohorts: those with (1) node-negative disease who received DCH or TCH or (2) node-positive disease who received FEC-DH or TCH ( Figure 1 ). Patient and pathology characteristics (Tables 1 and 2
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nephrectomy. Pathology report revealed pT3a clear-cell RCC, Furhman grade 4, and no sarcomatoid or rhabdoid features. In March 2019, CT of the chest revealed an increase in lung nodules up to 15 mm. CT-guided lung biopsy in May 2019 was consistent with
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reflect the NCI's State-of-the-Science Conference held in 2007. 37 Pathology and cytopathology slides should be reviewed at the treating institution by a pathologist with expertise in diagnosing thyroid disorders. Although FNA is a very sensitive test
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peritoneum (M1b). 16 The prefixes “p” and “yp” used in TNM staging denote pathologic staging and pathologic staging after neoadjuvant therapy, respectively. 16 Pathology Pathologic staging information is provided through examination of the surgical
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tumor hormone receptor status (ER and PR determinations); determination of HER2 receptor status; and pathology review. A CBC and liver function tests (LFTs) have no added benefit in the detection of underlying metastatic disease in patients with
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IHC analysis of the LCH tumors shows abundant CD1a- and CD207- (langerin) positive neoplastic histiocytes and can also be positive for S100. 3 , 24 , 33 Pathology of lesions from LCH-associated abnormal CNS imaging and LCH-associated abnormal CNS
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Staging should be done by a team with expertise in imaging, pathology, and surgery. The amount of surgical staging that is necessary to determine disease status depends on preoperative and intraoperative assessment of findings by experienced surgeons. For
