Pathology undergraduate lectures POWERPOINT

Very good lecture powerpoint presentation are available at following sites

http://www.medicalschoolpathology.com/PPTs.htm
http://dentalstudentpathology.homestead.com/lectures.html

for other subjects look here

http://medicalppt.blogspot.com/search/label/PATHOLOGY

Premalignant Conditions of Breast

This is a seminar by one of my colleague, gives very basic understanding of breast pathology in lucid manner, will be very useful for new comer to pathology

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flow cytometry

A brief and concise ppt. about general principles and uses of flow cytometry.

Laboratory Diagnosis of Malaria

I prepared this during my first year of residency, It covers following

Microscopic tests

• Peripheral smear
• Quantitative buffy coat

Non microscopic tests

• Immunochromatographic tests (rapid tests)
• Antibody detection
• flow cytometry
• mass spectometry
• PCR

It is in DOC format

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FISH- from basics to advanced.

This was a presentation by one of my senior on basics of FISH. A very fine, simple but exhaustive detailing about the technique. enjoy.

Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors-recent

This is first seminar that I prepared during my first year of residency, It is in powerpoint format

http://ifile.it/uh4fkn2

Benigh mimics of Urothelial Malignancies

This is a presentation prepared from combined material from various sources, describing urothelial neoplasms, their benign mimics and differential diagnosis

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Bethesda system for Thyroid FNAC

This is a powerpoint file of a lecture by Dr Ed Cibas, from November 2008, describing the latest and final version of The Bethesda Thyroid FNA Terminology and Classification that will be appearing in the Bethesda Thyroid FNA Slide Atlas, to be published by Springer in the autumn (fall) of 2009. The presentation describes how the final decisions about the Bethesda Thyroid FNA terminology were made and some of the reasoning behind the various names adopted for the different FNA categories in the Bethesda Thyroid FNA System. The content of this lecture also supersedes what the Bethesda working group have previously published on the conference website and also in the various articles in Diagnostic Cytopathology in June 2008

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