Evaluation of suspected malignancies: Difference between revisions
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If a surgery produces a specimen with cancer, as well as re-excisions from certain directions, you should preferably give the closest distance to margins in each specimen, as well as the closest distance overall in a synoptic, for example: | If a surgery produces a specimen with cancer, as well as re-excisions from certain directions, you should preferably give the closest distance to margins in each specimen, as well as the closest distance overall in a synoptic, for example: | ||
{|class=wikitable | {|class=wikitable | ||
| A. (Specimen with most of the cancer) | | '''A. (Specimen with most of the cancer)''' | ||
*(...) | *(...) | ||
*Invasive carcinoma is present at inked medial margin (see specimen B for final medial margin), and is located 0.3 cm from the lateral margin. | *Invasive carcinoma is present at inked medial margin (see specimen B for final medial margin), and is located 0.3 cm from the lateral margin. | ||
B. (Re-excision in the direction of the medial margin) | '''B. (Re-excision in the direction of the medial margin)''' | ||
*(...) | *(...) | ||
*Invasive carcinoma is located 0.5 cm from the new medial margin. | *Invasive carcinoma is located 0.5 cm from the new medial margin. | ||
'''Synoptic''' | '''Synoptic report''' | ||
*(...) | *(...) | ||
*Distance from invasive carcinoma to closest margin: 0.3 cm | *Distance from invasive carcinoma to closest margin: 0.3 cm | ||