Difference between revisions of "An introduction to genitourinary pathology"
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[[Image:Prostate cancer with Gleason pattern 4 low mag.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Micrograph]] showing [[prostate carcinoma]], a common diagnosis in genitourinary pathology. [[H&E stain]].]] | |||
'''Genitourinary pathology''', also '''GU pathology''', is an important area of pathology. The bread & butter of GU pathology is the [[prostate gland]]. | '''Genitourinary pathology''', also '''GU pathology''', is an important area of pathology. The bread & butter of GU pathology is the [[prostate gland]]. | ||
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*[[Ovary]]. | *[[Ovary]]. | ||
*[[Adrenal gland]]. | *[[Adrenal gland]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:56, 21 November 2014
Genitourinary pathology, also GU pathology, is an important area of pathology. The bread & butter of GU pathology is the prostate gland.
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Testis
Main article: Testis
The testes are important for the survival of the species and occasionally afflicted by tumours.
Kidney
Main article: Kidney tumours
Main article: Medical kidney diseases
Main article: Pediatric kidney tumours
Prostate
Main article: Prostate
Main article: Prostate cancer
The bread & butter of GU pathology.
Urothelium
Main article: Urothelium
Main article: Bladder cancer
Specific entities
Urethral caruncle
Main article: Urethral caruncle