6^th Pathology and Infectious Disease Conference

Anatomical Pathology

Anatomical pathology is the branch of medicine that studies the impact of illness on the structure of body organs, each as an entire and microscopically. The first role of anatomical pathology is to spot abnormalities that may facilitate to diagnose illness and manage treatment. Though one in every of the frequent uses of anatomical pathology is to assist determine and manage varied styles of tumors or cancers, it's additionally valuable in evaluating alternative conditions, as well as excretory organ and liver diseases, reaction disorders, and infections. In fact, in most hospitals, all tissue removed throughout surgery should be examined by a diagnostician.