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The pathologist insisted on anonymity, he said, due to fear of damaging his reputation with involvement in such a high-profile case.

If it doesn't, and your child's stuttering seems to be getting worse, the best bet is to seek the help of a speech-language pathologist.

"The pathologist we sent these lung sections to was amazed. He said he'd never seen anything like it. " William R.

Clinicians will be able to visualize structures in vivo that up to now only the pathologist could see.

The Manual is a practical, user-friendly guidebook for the general pathologist and pathologist in training for everyday, bench-side use.

Tissue removed in a needle biopsy goes to a lab to be checked by a pathologist for cancer cells.

As a speech pathologist, I often ask patients to tell me a personal story in order to get them to open up. Here's one man's tale.

He was a psycho-pathologist as well as a student of art, and the subconscious had few secrets from him.

Repeat liver biopsies were performed in both studies at Year 5 and reviewed centrally by an independent blinded pathologist.

"I snapped a picture of it on the microscope and emailed it to the pathologist, " Welch said.

The immunohistochemical stained cell provides a simple and reliable method for pathologist in clinical diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.

Rural docs could then easily send the images to a larger hospital for a pathologist's expert opinion.

You're looking at her open lung biopsy. And I'm no pathologist, but you can't tell much from this.

Occupational specialties in this field include security officer, prison warden, criminal attorney, forensic pathologist, and many others.

Grading and staging of the tumor is done by the surgical pathologist who will examine multiple histologic sections of the tumor.

If a dentist finds a suspicious lesion, Dr. Kahn recommends referral to an oral pathologist as the next step.

Nonetheless, an Argentine pathologist who has studied diethylene glycol poisonings helped develop a test for the poison in exhumed bodies.

A pathologist can then peel through layers of virtual skin and muscle with the click of a computer mouse.

Methods Analyze the ultrasonographic data of 43 cases cystic teratoma of ovary that have been diagnosed by pathologist.

As a pathologist and former meat inspector, I believe my colleagues when they report horrendous injuries to rodeo cattle.

A common, critical challenge for the pathologist is the distinction between lymphoma and lymphoma simulators.

By this time, hardly surprisingly, he was working as a pathologist.

Ugliness is a point of view: an ulcer is wonderful to a pathologist .

By studying the sample, a pathologist can determine whether the tumor is lung cancer, and if so, what kind.

Dr. Aaron Tobian, a pathologist with Johns Hopkins Medicine, studied the health and economic impact of circumcision.

Meanwhile, the Jackson family has hired a private pathologist to conduct a second autopsy.

The pathologist who looks at your biopsy compares it with the cells of the original breast cancer.

A pathologist should only comment upon the presence or absence of inflammation.

German physician and pathologist known for his contributions to cell theory and the study of disease.

In most states one must have a master's degree in speech-language pathology to work as a speech pathologist.

Educational notes and suggestions by the pathologist.

The extent of fibrosis was scored by a pathologist blind to the clinical data.

A pathologist then examines the tissue under a microscope to check for cancer cells.

"The days of euphoria are ending, " said Ademir Henning, an Embrapa plant pathologist.

British surgeon and pathologist who discovered(1834)the cause of trichinosis.

A pathologist will then do more studies to figure out what kind of cancer it is so you can get the right treatment.

Austrian - born American pathologist. He won a1930Nobel Prize for the discovery of human blood groups.

Dr. Thomas Harvey (1912 - 2007) was the pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Einstein at Princeton Hospital in 1955.

The post mortem was carried out or was conducted by the police pathologist .

The pathologist-related variable most probably shapes the yield the most.

At present, most pathologist and clinical oncologist think all of them have a transfer risk, there is no absolute benign GIST.

"He will talk, " the speech pathologist insisted, but inside, I had given up hope.

So, that pathologist is just like looking at this plastic bottle .

It was unrevealing: that's the pathologist's report.

He is a trained pathologist and also holds a Ph. D. in pharmacology.

A qualified pathologist writes a test report based on the prepared test results.

But what do today's pathologists mean by it, and what does the myxoid ECM tell the pathologist?

The specimen will be given to the pathologist in the room, fresh. There will be no frozen section.

Her husband is a better psychologist than he is a pathologist.

At about the same time, a pathologist at the University of Southern California called Shandera's cubicle-mate Frank Sorvillo.

Allen Chan, a chemical pathologist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong not connected to the study, said the findings were significant.

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