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Tumor Tip of the Week 03-15-2024 Melanoma pT1 cN0
03-15-2024 Melanoma pT1 cN0 Scenario: [Physical exam showed no lymphadenopathy], patient dx on Shave biopsy, went on to have Wide excision Snip from Path Report
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Why it’s important and how to get started
AI in healthcare can help reduce administrative burdens, improve clinical decision-making, and enhance the patient experience. Author: Vijayashree Natarajan, SVP, Head of Technology Where is
Tumor Tip of the Week-03-08-2024 Kidney Pathologic Stage
Scenario: Renal US: Large left upper pole renal mass measuring up to 8.1 cm. This is considered renal cell carcinoma until proven otherwise. CT Ab/Pelvis:8
Tumor Tip of the Week-03-01-2024 HPV Associated Histology
Scenario: 2024 Biopsy Cervix +Squamous cell carcinoma, p16+ Question: How would you assign histology? 8070 Squamous cell carcinoma 8085 Squamous cell carcinoma, HPV Associated Answer:
Tumor Tip of the Week-02-23-2024 [Cholangiocarcinoma Tip of the week-revised] see new instructions-Solid Tumor Rules-Other -Table 9a
Scenario: 1-2023 Bx Liver+ Adenocarcinoma Oncologist/GI Multidisciplinary Conference Stage IV (cT2N1M1) intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma with pulmonary metastases, regional lymphadenopathy, and multifocal hepatic involvement Question: How should
Tumor Tip of the Week: 02-16-2024 SEER Retires Tumor Size Clinical and Tumor Size Path in 2024
Scenario: 01-01-2024 Mammogram: 1.5cm RUOQ Mass BI-RADS Cat IV 1-15-2024 Needle Bx+ Infiltrating Ductal Carcinoma Question: How will you code Tumor Size Clinical? 015 YOU