Talk:Histopathology

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Sources to consider using[edit]

These sources have great information that can add detail to the article...

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Goodell8 (talk) 04:42, 23 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ Georgia Highlands University. (N.D.). Classification of Tissues.
^ Mercer University School of Medicine. (N.D.). Histotechniques. The University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library.
^ Rolls, Geoffrey. (N.D.). Process of Fixation and the Nature of Fixatives. Leica Bio systems.
^ Van den Tweel, Jan G., & Taylor, Clive R. (2010). A brief history of pathology: Preface to a forthcoming series that highlights milestones in the evolution of pathology as a discipline. Virchows Archiv.
^ Wong, K.T., Puthucheary, S.D., & Vadivelu, J. (2007). The histopathology of human melloidosis. Wiley Online Library.

"In myocardial infarction" section should it be removed?[edit]

It seems odd that myocardial infarction has it's own heading in histopathology, as it is one pathology of (well, a whole bunch). I think this should be removed. Thoughts? Waughd (talk) 23:10, 7 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[1] Georgia Highlands University. (N.D.). Classification of Tissues.

[2] Mercer University School of Medicine. (N.D.). Histotechniques. The University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library.

[3] Rolls, Geoffrey. (N.D.). Process of Fixation and the Nature of Fixatives. Leica Bio systems.

[4] Van den Tweel, Jan G., & Taylor, Clive R. (2010). A brief history of pathology: Preface to a forthcoming series that highlights milestones in the evolution of pathology as a discipline. Virchows Archiv.

[5] Wong, K.T., Puthucheary, S.D., & Vadivelu, J. (2007). The histopathology of human melloidosis. Wiley Online Library.

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