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Oncology

Inside the Lab Biochemistry and molecular biology

One Drop at a Time

| Alexander Dobrovic and Cloud Paweletz

When seeking the greatest benefit from liquid biopsy, droplet digital PCR can help by offering speed, sensitivity, and absolute quantitation

Outside the Lab Clinical care

The “We” in Team

| Judith Hugh

What exactly is a multidisciplinary team – and what is the pathologist’s role in it?

Inside the Lab Clinical care

From Dream to Deployment

| Sponsored by Leica Biosystems

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Leica Biosystems have formed a unique partnership to make a 100% digital pathology service a reality

Outside the Lab Biochemistry and molecular biology

Pre-Empting Relapse

| Luke Turner

A new DNA test that can detect treatment-resistant mutations could prove crucial for patients with acute myeloid leukemia, providing an early indication that targeted therapeutic intervention is needed

Inside the Lab Cytology

OK Google: Scan This Slide

| Luke Turner

Google’s AI team have developed an algorithm that can improve the accuracy of breast cancer diagnoses

Inside the Lab Clinical care

Gone Fishing

A combination of magnetic particles that bind circulating tumor cells and a magnetic wire that samples them directly from the vein could lead to earlier diagnosis

Subspecialties Biochemistry and molecular biology

An Untrustworthy Myeloma Assay?

The serum free light chain assay for myeloma may miss as many as one in four cases of lambda chain-associated disease, so additional testing is advised

Inside the Lab Clinical care

Characterizing Cancer

| Luke Turner

Digital spatial profiling technology may enable researchers to identify biomarkers that indicate how patients with high-risk melanoma will respond to treatment

Outside the Lab Clinical care

A Question of Cancers

| John Srigley

The ICCR works with pathologists and groups worldwide to develop standardized guidelines for the diagnosis and reporting of various cancer types

Diagnostics Cytology

What’s in a Brain?

| Jason Karamchandani

Jason Karamchandani explains how anatomic pathologists can identify and distinguish between the most common intracranial neoplasms of adulthood

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