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Revision as of 01:27, 8 January 2013
Intraoperative consultation, also quick section and frozen section, is when a surgeon requests an opinion during an operation so that they can appropriately manage a patient. It is abbreviated IC.
Why intraoperative consultations are done
Reasons why IC are done:[1]
- Determine diagnosis & appropriate extent of operation ~ 50%.
- Margin status - 15%.
- Triage tissue ~ 10%.
- Inform family ~ 8%.
- Sufficient tissue? ~ 8%.
Why intraoperative consultations may be refused
- Tissue is the issue - not enough of it.
- Infectious case.
- Management - it won't make a difference.
- Diagnosis won't make a difference.
- Cannot make the diagnosis.
- Bone tumours.
Frozen section permanent section concordance
Main article: Quality
Categories by the Association of Directors of Anatomic and Surgical Pathology (ADASP):[2]
- Agreement
- Deferral - appropriate.
- Deferral – inappropriate
- Recommendation <=10% threshold.
- Disagreement – Minor.
- Disagreement – Major.
- Recommendation <=3% threshold.
Common specimens
Table of common FS specimens
Specimen | Indication | Subspecialty |
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Pelvic mass | diagnosis | gynecologic pathology |
Ovarian mass | diagnosis | gynecologic pathology |
Uterine mass | diagnosis | gynecologic pathology |
Sentinel lymph node | staging in vulvar melanoma | gynecologic pathology |
Squamous cell carcinoma | margins | head and neck pathology |
Whipple procedure | margins | gastrointestinal pathology |
Liver resection (usu. metastatic disease) | margins | gastrointestinal pathology |
Lower anterior resection | distal margin | gastrointestinal pathology |
Cystectomy/cystoprostatectomy | ureteral margins | genitourinary pathology |
Pneumonectomy (usu. cancer) | bronchus margin, lymph nodes for staging | pulmonary pathology |
Brain tumour | diagnosis | neuropathology |
Spinal tumour | diagnosis | neuropathology |
Thyroid nodule | diagnosis | thyroid pathology |
Prosthetic joint | query prosthetic joint infection | joint pathology |
List of specimens
Gynecologic
- Pelvic mass - diagnosis.
- Ovarian mass - diagnosis.
- Uterine mass - diagnosis.
- Sentinel lymph node - staging.
- Vulvar melanoma.
Head and neck
- Squamous cell carcinoma - margins.
Gastrointestinal tract
- Whipple procedure - margins.
- Liver resection - margins.
- Lower anterior resection - distal margin.
Genitourinary tract
- Cystectomy - ureteral margins.
Pulmonary
- Pneumonectomy:
- Bronchus - margins.
- Lymph nodes - staging.
Neurologic
- Brain tumour - diagnosis.
- Spinal tumour - diagnosis.
Thyroid gland
- Thyroid nodule - diagnosis.
Prosthetic joint
- Query prosthetic joint infection.
Surgeon-pathologist dialog
It should include:
- Identification:
- Pathology is calling - Dr. X is speaking.
- Patient identifiers - full name.
- Part(s) submitted.
- Diagnosis.
- Repeat of diagnosis from surgeon.
- Additional requests?
See also
References
- ↑ Zarbo, RJ.; Schmidt, WA.; Bachner, P.; Howanitz, PJ.; Meier, FA.; Schifman, RB.; Boone, DJ.; Herron, RM. (Jan 1996). "Indications and immediate patient outcomes of pathology intraoperative consultations. College of American Pathologists/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Outcomes Working Group Study.". Arch Pathol Lab Med 120 (1): 19-25. PMID 8554440.
- ↑ URL: http://www.adasp.org/papers/position/QualityAssurance.htm. Accessed on: 2 March 2012.