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About Pathology:

There are two main branches of Pathology:  Anatomic and Clinical.

 

Anatomic Pathology deals mainly with the study of the tissues  (organs, muscle, supporting substances, etc) of the body,  by direct visual observation, with or without a microscope.  When tissues are taken from the body, it is the pathologist who examines it to determine the nature of the disease process. .

Anatomic Pathology includes:

Surgical Pathology

Cytopathology

Autopsy Pathology

 

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  • The value of a pathologist

    In addition to direct review and interpretation of body tissues within anatomic pathology, Pathologists also supervise the laboratory with the following services:

     

    • Assuring that tests, examinations, and procedures are properly performed, recorded and reported;
    • Interacting with members of the medical staff regarding issues of laboratory operations, quality, and test availability;
    • Designing protocols and establishing parameters for performance of clinical testing;
    • Recommending appropriate follow-up diagnostic tests, when appropriate;
    • Supervising laboratory technicians and advising technicians regarding aberrant results;
    • Selecting, evaluating, and validating test methodologies;
    • Directing, performing, and evaluating quality assurance and control procedures;
    • Evaluating clinical laboratory data and establishing a process for review of test results prior to issuance of patient reports;
    • Assuring the hospital laboratory’s compliance with state licensure laws, Medicare conditions, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations standards, the College of American Pathologists Laboratory Accreditation Program and federal certification standards.

 

 

 

 

 

 Clinical Pathology deals with the study of substances of the body other than that included under Anatomic Pathology. It is primarily concerned with the blood and other fluid components of the body, and their constituents. 

Clinical Pathology is classically what is thought of as the "Laboratory". It includes:

Hematology

Clinical Chemistry

Microbiology

Blood Bank

Immunology

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253 Witherspoon St
Princeton, NJ 08540

ph: 609 497-4351
alt: 609-734-7600

eak@pathologyprinceton.com