RE: The Daily Life of Pathology Training #2
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The testicle is new. The breast thing is probably a question of benign vs malignant. As bad as it looks, the histologic section may just reveal it to be a benign case unless I get to see a lot of mitotic activity. Hoping it's just a simple Phyllodes Tumor.
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Oh? Why did they take the whole testicle when it's new?
The new part is it being my first case handling a testicle specimen. The patient had chronic orchitis for 6 months and it took this long for them to decide they needed to have their ball cut off.
Yikes, that's unfortunate.