Gross pathology description and interpretation
Jeff Caswell
Abstract
Jeff Caswell
Abstract
These notes supplement the fresh specimens shown in gross pathology laboratories for VETM 3450 intended to develop competence in pathologic description and interpretation. Topics covered include: introduction to pathologic description and interpretation; recognition of artefacts; use and interpretation of descriptive terms; are necropsy examinations useful to practitioners?; and, pathologic interpretation: case examples.
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These notes supplement the fresh specimens shown in gross pathology laboratories for VETM 3450 intended to develop competence in pathologic description and interpretation. Topics covered include: introduction to pathologic description and interpretation; recognition of artefacts; use and interpretation of descriptive terms; are necropsy examinations useful to practitioners?; and, pathologic interpretation: case examples.
Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Pathology, Medicine, Philosophy, Linguistics