Metodologia aplicada na avaliação de fetos suínos abortados e natimortos / Methodology used in the evaluation of stillborns and aborted fetuses from swine

Este artigo revisa dados relativos à realização de necropsia em fetos suínos abortados e natimortos. Aspectos descritos incluem coleta de material, procedimentos de necropsia, achados macroscópicos e histopatológicos alguns dos quais de pouco ou nenhum significado patológico são frequentemente observados numa rotina de diagnóstico e geralmente interpretados erroneamente como lesões reais ou de importância.

This paper reviews information on necropsies in stillborn and aborted fetuses from swine. Aspects dealt with include sampling collection, necropsy procedures, gross and histopathological findings, some of which are of little or no pathological significance but often observed in the routine diagnostic work and misinterpreted as real or important lesions.

Evaluation of Gross findings of Cystoscopy in Staging Cervical Cancer / 대한비뇨기과학회지

To assess the importance of cystoscopic gross finding in staging cervical cancer, a clinical observation was performed on 97 cases Of cystoscopy in cervical cancer. The results were as follows: 1. Of 97 cases of cystoscopy, 26 cases were suspected as tumor invasion to the bladder mucosa. The majority of these cases were distributed over initial stage III. 2. Of 26 suspected tumor invasion, ultrasound and CT revealed positive findings in 75%, respectively. Ultrasound and/or CT revealed in 85.7%. 3. Of 26 cases, 25 cases (96.2%) were impressed as final stage TV and 15 cases (15.5%) were upstaged. 4. Among 97 cases of cystoscopy, 40 cases were upstaged in final stage. Fourty percents of 40 cases were contributed by cystoscopy.

Evaluation of Gross findings of Cystoscopy in Staging Cervical Cancer / 대한비뇨기과학회지

To assess the importance of cystoscopic gross finding in staging cervical cancer, a clinical observation was performed on 97 cases Of cystoscopy in cervical cancer. The results were as follows: 1. Of 97 cases of cystoscopy, 26 cases were suspected as tumor invasion to the bladder mucosa. The majority of these cases were distributed over initial stage III. 2. Of 26 suspected tumor invasion, ultrasound and CT revealed positive findings in 75%, respectively. Ultrasound and/or CT revealed in 85.7%. 3. Of 26 cases, 25 cases (96.2%) were impressed as final stage TV and 15 cases (15.5%) were upstaged. 4. Among 97 cases of cystoscopy, 40 cases were upstaged in final stage. Fourty percents of 40 cases were contributed by cystoscopy.