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PathologyNOW
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Dedicated to helping medical students and residents gain a better understanding of Pathology, starting with normal histology.
Many of the normal histology videos were created by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program. Visit enrollment.rochester.edu/precollege/intensive-studies/ to find out more about our program!
Many of the normal histology videos were created by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program. Visit enrollment.rochester.edu/precollege/intensive-studies/ to find out more about our program!
Student video: Can AI Replace IHC for PD-L1?
A student video from the Explorations in Pathology summer program
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How to take pathology tissue sections
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A brief video for URSMD medical students geared at learning how to take tissue sections for histology. (Done during early covid-lockdown, so not the greatest production quality, but hopefully still useful!)
Pathology Frozen Sections: What We Do
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Walk through video showing what happens in Pathology when an intra-operative frozen section is performed.
Liver Histology -- Normal
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A review of normal liver histology, especially made for the 2nd year DPT medical students.
The Pathology of Ameloblastomas
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URMC Exploration in Pathology program: An introduction to the clinicopathologic features of ameloblastomas
Pathology of Serous Borderline Ovarian Tumors
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A comprehensive video on serous borderline ovarian tumors developed by the students of the Univ. of Rochester's Explorations in Pathology program.
Explaining the pathology of Lynch Syndrome
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An awesome video developed by two of the students in the University of Rochester's Explorations in Pathology summer program.
The Pathology of Melanoma
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An overview of the histopathology of melanoma, as detailed by students in the University of Rochester's Explorations in Pathology program.
Giardiasis
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A brief overview of the histopathologic changes of Giardiasis, as presented by students in the University of Rochester's Explorations in Pathology program.
Histology of the Uterus
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A brief review of the histology of the uterus, as presented by the University of Rochester's Pathology IT Program.
Histology of the CNS
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A brief review of the histology of the CNS, as presented by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program.
Histology of the Appendix
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A brief review of the normal histology of the appendix, as presented by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program.
Histology of the Nasal Cavity
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A brief review of the histology of the nasal cavity, as presented by the University of Rochester's Pathology IT Program.
Histology of the Urinary Bladder
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A brief review of the histology of the urinary bladder, as presented by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program.
Histology of the Cochlea
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An introduction to the Cochlea, as presented by the University of Rochester Pathology IT Program.
you didn't explain anything
small correction, you said acellular instead of avascular, because enamel and dentin have cells as you mentioned after, but don't have blood supply as pulp.
Thanks for using the Peters Precision Cryoembedding System in your demonstration. Great video!
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Misleading title, and very little info of value regarding histology, the rest sped through in a robotized manner, pity...
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i think the endometrium is the sum of stratum basalts and stratum functionals not the whole thickness of the uterus wall as you've shown in your picture , thanks
Great content! Thank you so much!
Great content.
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Plz contect adres plz 🙏Dr... I am reqwsting you 🙏
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here she has loads of data
Mistake in the title.. That's physiology. not histology
Nice explanation,thank you so much.
Please describe with pointer mem.Otherwise good!Thank you.
Just got the news today that I have it.. thank you for the explanation..
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I'm not sure that is a sebaceous gland annotated - looks more like an eccrine sweat gland?
Show don't just mention
You need to physically point to the cells not just slide. Needs work
Tq so much it helped me a lot sir
Thank you for your reading 😂
it's not melanoma pathology, it's info from wiki
I wonder if the machine used could carry cancer cells from other ppls specimens and make someone’s be “ cancerous “ who doesn’t have cancer
You clean it in between cases.
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thank you its a great video :)
Good presentation.
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Thank You very much.
thank you
When u show with arrows its very helpful
Very helpful thanks
Thank you for this helpful video
On Nov 3, 2016, I was told I will not be getting a kidney transplant because I have blood circulation problems. I live in the US.I had GIARDIASIS DISEASE. which I have done everything within the medical field without results, I developed venous statis in which the capillaries pop and my skin darkens on both my legs below my knees and above my ankles.I have a inherited kidney disease as FSGS and minimal change , two kidney disorders. I was diagnosed in 1985. At that time, there was no treatment for me because my blood was normal but I had proteinuria alot of it.My kidney disease didn't really get bad until 2006, then I was referred to a kidney doctor. He prescribed predisone. It didn't work on me. It was supposed to slow down the disease. But my problems befan to appear in 2012, when I started to gain weight, I thought at the time I was eating too much, but I later discovered it was excess water. Because later that year, my legs started to leak water. I actually had to squeeze the water out of my socks and trousers. Then I developed claudication which causes pain on my calf muscles in the back of my legs. I would walk a few steps and they would seize up. I would rest a few moments and the pain would go away. Then walk a few more steps and again experience pain.Then in February 2014, my kidneys finally failed and I was put on haemodialysis. Then I lost circulation in my toes, then gangrene then amputations in May 2014 on my left foot then my left leg below the knee in June 2014Then my big toe on my right leg, on October 2014, and theno the rest of my toes in Nov 2014.By July 2014, I lost 40 liters of of water or 88 pounds of water through haemodialysis.I thought since I had 20 other medical problems besides my 2 kidney disorders that I wouldn't qualify for a kidney transplant. Plus I have 47 chromosomes.But at least, I now know, I won't be getting a kidney.Unless someone invents a cure for poor blood circulation.Not every one who has a chronic kidney disorder will have the kind of problems I have had.recently I was introduced to a herbalist from China by a doctor friend from India, I have to fly from India where I went for the treatment to meet with the herbalist dr sale bashiru in China.just in about 3 months later I was cured of this diseases with herbs and oil.here is my email address if you need any further information johnlevison8842@gmail.com
WELL DONE FOLKS!!!! IN A VERY SIMPLE LANGUAGE
Ovary lol
Thank you so much for this explanation!
Thank’s!,
Sorry i am not a pathologist
pointless video, atleast point out these structures, in a sea of structures that all look the same, you managed to mention none in 4 minutes
Please let the slide be explained by someone who knows pathology.
This kind of video does not do good to the reputation of the teaching quality
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thank you madam
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Would of been better if you would of pointed out what you were teaching!
Skip to 0:33
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