Integrated Diagnostic Approach to Special Pathology — Epistemis

Special Pathology · Basic Sciences

How it begins

From the clinical question to the final diagnosis: sample, morphology, immunophenotype, genomics, WHO classification, stage and communication. The goal is to connect all guides per organ without converting any isolated marker into a diagnosis.

What it covers

1. What a pathological diagnosis answers
2. · What is it?
3. · How does it behave?
4. · How far does it extend?
5. Pre-analytical phase
6. Sampling, orientation and processing
7. · Maximum diagnosis with minimum tissue
8. · Reproducible anatomical map
9. Pattern-based reading
10. Immunohistochemistry as a panel with controls
11. · Lineage
12. · Origin / entity
13. · Prediction
14. Question-driven molecular pathology
15. Classify, grade and stage
16. · Which entity it is
17. · Intrinsic aggressiveness
18. · Anatomical extent
19. · Therapeutic effect
20. Integrated and synoptic report
21. · Minimum oncology template
22. Cytology and small biopsies
23. · Decide whether it is sufficient
24. · Planning from the first section
25. Digital pathology and artificial intelligence
26. Errors and interceptors
27. Cross-cutting algorithms
28. · Poorly differentiated malignant neoplasm
29. · Metastatic adenocarcinoma of uncertain origin
30. · Spindle cell lesion
31. References and currency