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*[[Platelet aggregation study]] | *[[Platelet aggregation study]] | ||
*[[Cytology]] | *[[Cytology]] | ||
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==Hematopathology== | |||
Even for [[learning pathology|learning]] hematopathology, focus on the aspects of it that you may be expected to handle rather independently, mainly including [[peripheral blood smear]]s and general screening of [[lymph node]]s. Otherwise, a hematopathology workup is generally a very complex matter that should be performed by subspecialists thereof. In the unlikely event that you will end up at an institution without an internal arrangement for how to consult a hematopathologist, make such arrangement yourself, since it will save you a lot of time compared to even trying to learn yourself how to perform a modern hematology workup. | |||
==Sample tube types== | ==Sample tube types== | ||