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PURPOSECancer pathology reports have traditionally been narrative with limited reliable information. In high-income countries, synoptic format reporting has gradually been introduced to improve patient care and cancer registry input.
Darling Valverde L +2 more
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A synoptic reporting template is pivotal in influencing patient management by effectively and comprehensively communicating relevant imaging findings to the treating physician.
Nivedita Chakrabarty, Abhishek Mahajan
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Improving Reporting of Tumor Size in Synoptic Reports [PDF]
Context.— Tumor size is an important prognostic feature in many synoptic reports. The best format to report this feature is not clearly defined. Objective.— To define formatting features that impact the significance of tumor size.
Andrew A, Renshaw, Edwin W, Gould
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CYTOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF MALE BREAST LESIONS: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS IN NORTHERN STATE OF INDIA.
Background: Symptoms of breast sickness commonly include breast discomfort, nipple discharge, and palpable breast lumps. Breast cytology, which involves fine-needle aspiration, nipple discharge smear, and touch preparation, may accurately assess ...
Aruna Gupta +3 more
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Background: Periodic auditing of histopathology report (HPR) of breast cancer, monitors compliance and increases the standards of reporting. This study was done to audit the completeness of breast cancer HPR in accordance with the CAP protocol and to ...
Victoria Liza +2 more
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Words are the most important and sometimes the only medium of communication between a radiologist and a treating physician. The concept of structured reporting in radiology was well received in the face of growing concerns to overcome the limitations of ...
Abhishek Mahajan
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Pathology reports represent a primary source of information for cancer registries. University Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC) is a tertiary hospital responsible for training pathologists; thus narrative reporting becomes important. However, the unstructured
Wee-Ming Tan +5 more
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Interval colorectal cancers (I-CRCs) arise during the interval time period between scheduled colonoscopies. Predicting which patients are at risk of I-CRCs remains an elusive undertaking, but evidence would suggest that most I-CRCs arise from lesions ...
Jessica J. Shanahan +10 more
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CYTOLOGY OF BREAST LESIONS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY IN A NORTHERN INDIAN STATE OF HIMALAYAS.
Background: Palpable breast lump, breast pain, and nipple discharge are common symptoms of breast disease. Breast cytology (fine-needle aspiration, nipple discharge smear, and touch preparation) accurately identifies benign, atypical, and malignant ...
Aruna Gupta +3 more
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Using Explainable Machine Learning to Explore the Impact of Synoptic Reporting on Prostate Cancer
Machine learning (ML) models have proven to be an attractive alternative to traditional statistical methods in oncology. However, they are often regarded as black boxes, hindering their adoption for answering real-life clinical questions.
Femke M. Janssen +5 more
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