Histology- Cancer

[@hartejsanhotra4815]

7 years later and still is so useful, thank you for this

[@mentaldental]

You’re welcome! 👍🏼

[@Pro0osh]

Really appreciate the effort
Great explanation!
I think it would’ve been better (for me as a first year medical student) if you added a slide of a normal tissue next to the cancerous ones

[@mentaldental]

Thanks! I definitely agree, that’s a great suggestion.

[@ph9099]

Thank you sooooo much. You can teach more than our collage teachers!

[@shahadbazama6273]

Thank you so much
That clearifies much things for me
Thank you

[@mentaldental]

You are so welcome!

[@rachelparker5652]

Thank you - this was very helpful!

[@passionoflearning9335]

great explanation!

[@sabirrahman5141]

❤

[@sivatej3346]

Great explanation! Can histopathology identify treatment related changes in lymph nodes if chemotherapy is give , for example like fibrosis? Does this imply that the lymph node previously had cancer? (for example, say in breast cancer?)