Definition of histopathology in English:

histopathology

noun ˌhɪstəʊpəˈθɒlədʒiˌhistōpəˈTHäləjē

mass noun

The study of changes in tissues caused by disease.
病理组织学
Example sentencesExamples
- We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung histopathology.
- In 1870, he received a grant and studied histopathology in Bonn and Vienna.
- No fungal elements were identified by histopathology or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling.
- The histopathology of the resected lesion confirmed the pre-operative diagnosis.
- The histopathology of bladder tissue revealed a more or less similar picture in the two strains of mice.

Derivatives

histopathological

adjective ˌhɪstəʊpaθəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

Clinical presentation is atypical and often, histopathological evidence suggests the diagnosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The implanted sites were evaluated by visual and histopathological examinations.
- Nomenclature for the clinical presentation of tendon disorders would reflect the true histopathological basis underlying clinical presentation.
- A clinical and histopathological diagnosis of trichotillomania was made.
- These criteria must be kept in mind, and the diagnosis substantiated by adequate radiological and histopathological studies.

histopathologically

adverb

All 20 tumors were histopathologically diagnosed as rectal adenocarcinomas.
Example sentencesExamples
- The lesions of demyelination are histopathologically characteristic of the disease.
- The thyroid gland weighed 21.0 g and was histopathologically uninvolved by tumor.
- Pituicytomas are histopathologically distinct from other tumors previously reported to occur within the sella turcica.
- Alveolar bone resorption in both groups 1 and 2 was observed, radiographically and histopathologically.

histopathologist

noun

In many disease conditions the final achievement of an accurate diagnosis lies with the histopathologist.
Example sentencesExamples
- The furore over organ retention and poor recruitment generally is turning histopathologists into a rare breed.
- A heavy workload is cited by two histopathologists as a serious hindrance to obtaining consent for autopsies.
- The majority of the work here is being done as a close co-operation between the nuclear medicine physician, the surgeon and the histopathologist.
- With the arrival of the NHS, he was appointed consultant histopathologist at Kingston upon Thames Laboratory.

Origin

Late 19th century: from histo- + pathology.

Definition of histopathology in US English:

histopathology

nounˌhistōpəˈTHäləjē

The study of changes in tissues caused by disease.
病理组织学
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1870, he received a grant and studied histopathology in Bonn and Vienna.
- The histopathology of bladder tissue revealed a more or less similar picture in the two strains of mice.
- The histopathology of the resected lesion confirmed the pre-operative diagnosis.
- No fungal elements were identified by histopathology or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling.
- We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung histopathology.

Origin

Late 19th century: from histo- + pathology.

单词	histopathology
释义	Definition of histopathology in English: histopathology noun ˌhɪstəʊpəˈθɒlədʒiˌhistōpəˈTHäləjē mass noun The study of changes in tissues caused by disease. 病理组织学 Example sentencesExamples We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung histopathology. In 1870, he received a grant and studied histopathology in Bonn and Vienna. No fungal elements were identified by histopathology or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling. The histopathology of the resected lesion confirmed the pre-operative diagnosis. The histopathology of bladder tissue revealed a more or less similar picture in the two strains of mice. Derivatives histopathological adjective ˌhɪstəʊpaθəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l Clinical presentation is atypical and often, histopathological evidence suggests the diagnosis. Example sentencesExamples The implanted sites were evaluated by visual and histopathological examinations. Nomenclature for the clinical presentation of tendon disorders would reflect the true histopathological basis underlying clinical presentation. A clinical and histopathological diagnosis of trichotillomania was made. These criteria must be kept in mind, and the diagnosis substantiated by adequate radiological and histopathological studies. histopathologically adverb All 20 tumors were histopathologically diagnosed as rectal adenocarcinomas. Example sentencesExamples The lesions of demyelination are histopathologically characteristic of the disease. The thyroid gland weighed 21.0 g and was histopathologically uninvolved by tumor. Pituicytomas are histopathologically distinct from other tumors previously reported to occur within the sella turcica. Alveolar bone resorption in both groups 1 and 2 was observed, radiographically and histopathologically. histopathologist noun In many disease conditions the final achievement of an accurate diagnosis lies with the histopathologist. Example sentencesExamples The furore over organ retention and poor recruitment generally is turning histopathologists into a rare breed. A heavy workload is cited by two histopathologists as a serious hindrance to obtaining consent for autopsies. The majority of the work here is being done as a close co-operation between the nuclear medicine physician, the surgeon and the histopathologist. With the arrival of the NHS, he was appointed consultant histopathologist at Kingston upon Thames Laboratory. Origin Late 19th century: from histo- + pathology. Definition of histopathology in US English: histopathology nounˌhistōpəˈTHäləjē The study of changes in tissues caused by disease. 病理组织学 Example sentencesExamples In 1870, he received a grant and studied histopathology in Bonn and Vienna. The histopathology of bladder tissue revealed a more or less similar picture in the two strains of mice. The histopathology of the resected lesion confirmed the pre-operative diagnosis. No fungal elements were identified by histopathology or tissue cultures of both lungs after extensive sampling. We used quantitative methods, as previously described, to study postmortem lung histopathology. Origin Late 19th century: from histo- + pathology.
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