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Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Cytopathology Head and neck thoracic Education Medical Degree—Loma Linda University Residency—Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, University of Utah School of Medicine Fellowship—Pathology, Loma Linda University…
Specialties Gastrointestinal Hepatic and Pancreatic Pathology Molecular Oncologic Pathology Education Medical Degree—University of Pennsylvania Residency—University of Pennsylvania Certification/Affiliations Editorial Board Member, Human Pathology Editorial Board Member, Modern…
Associate Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of MedicineSubspecialties: Genitourinary, gynecologic, breast, sarcoma, FISH, and autopsy pathologySpecialtiesFish PathologyBreastSarcoma pathologyGenitourinary pathologyGynecologic pathologyEducationMedical Degree—University of…
Associate Professor (Clinical), University of Utah School of Medicine Specialties Gastrointestinal Pancreatic Hepatic pathology Education Medical Degree—Kansas University School of Medicine Residency—Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, University of Utah School of Medicine…
It can show up as a hard lump or a smooth, rounded mass, or as any change in the consistency, shape, or size of a man’s testicles.
Many people think anatomic pathology is just "CSI," says Margaret Coppin, division manager in Technical Operations—Pathology. But much of the work concerns histology, the study of tissues' microscopic structure; and cytology, the study of cells' microscopic structure, for medical treatment.
Often, thyroid cancers are small and do not turn out to be serious. But if surgery takes place on a higher-risk tumor, monitoring levels of the thyroglobulin protein for 6 to 12 months may be necessary.
You may have seen zebrafish in aquariums: small, striped, darting fish, originally found in slow streams and rice paddies in the Indian subcontinent. Did you know they’re also our virtual cousins? That is, these fish are rockstars of vertebrate scientific research—because 70 percent of their genes…
Brain cancer research was conducted using a new zebrafish animal model system developed by the researchers, which closely resembles an aggressive subtype of pediatric brain tumors.
