Published in American journal of clinical pathology
The lack of GATA1f expression is a sensitive and specific immunohistochemical marker for MPD-DS.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
Both mRDBN and gRDBN provide prognostic information, particularly in HER2-negative carcinoma; however, mRDBN showed better stratification of RDBN-3 and RDBN-4 patients.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
Durable changes to inpatient order practices can be achieved through a collaborative approach to utilization management that includes shared responsibility for establishing clinical guidelines and electronic decision support. Our experience suggests auditing and continued feedback are additional crucial components to changing ordering behavior. Cur...
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
Ki-67 tumor heterogeneity was common in luminal/HER2- BC. Using a weighted approach was better than using a mitotically active approach for core to case collapsing. At least a single 1.0-mm core or three 0.6-mm cores are required when designing a study using TMA.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
USFNA is a robust diagnostic procedure in NPBLs. Age and the BI-RADS category of the lesion are important factors determining its performance.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
Inflammatory and β-catenin-activated adenomas were readily identified by immunostaining patterns. These findings reinforce the necessity of immunohistochemistry in classifying adenomas, as assessing morphology alone often provided inaccurate subclassification. β-Catenin-activated and inflammatory adenomas can be accurately diagnosed using only a li...
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
The cost-optimized algorithmic approach reduces health care costs.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
The Bruker MALDI Biotyper CA System accurately identifies most clinically important bacteria and yeasts and has optional processing methods to improve isolate characterization.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
We have developed an algorithm that can correctly assign V H family usage when all three BIOMED-2 framework reactions produced clonal products. Given the wide adoption of BIOMED-2 assay, the algorithm can facilitate collection of IGH V H usage data without additional cost to the laboratories.
Published in American journal of clinical pathology
Our findings support that bladder PUC is a highly aggressive disease. The lack of E-cadherin expression in PUCs may underlie the distinct discohesive histologic appearance, and abnormal function of the RB gene may be implicated in the development of PUC.
