Biopsy of the gastrointestinal tract has been revolution­ less busy) teaching hospital. These sort of techniques, which I confess interest me greatly because of the ized by the introduction of fibreoptics; the proximal additional information which they can yield when rightly reaches, as far as the second part of the duodenum, and chosen, are naturally linked with improved methods of the whole large bowel back to the caecum can now be tissue preservation in general, bearing in mind that the sampled under direct vision and multiple small biopsies need for special techniques often becomes apparent can be obtained. Only in the jejunum and ileum are there only when the biopsy has been conventionally still limitations on the sampling of localized as opposed to generalized conditions. The sheer volume of gastro­ processed and examined. However, I have firmly intestinal material passing through our own laboratories stabled this hobbyhorse and have included little that has risen steeply over the last years to form some 25% cannot be done in a district general hospital and nothing that I am not prepared to do myself. I have tried to of the total current work load and the rise continues; stress, particularly, common lesions which can cause nearly all of it is in biopsy form rather than as resected specimens.

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M. Dawson; T. Morson

Ian M. P Dawson

Springer Science + Business Media BV

MTP Press

Current histopathology, 6, Dordrecht, 1983

Springer Nature, Dordrecht, 2012

Netherlands, Netherlands

Boston, [Mass, 1983

Feb 12, 2012

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Source title: Atlas of Gastrointestinal Pathology: As Seen on Biopsy (Current Histopathology)

Front Matter....Pages 1-10
Handling and Reporting of Biopsy Material....Pages 11-18
Oesophagus: Normal Biopsy Appearances....Pages 19-20
Oesophagus: Non-neoplastic Diseases....Pages 21-28
Oesophagus: Dysplasia and Neoplasia....Pages 29-34
Stomach: Normal Biopsy Appearances....Pages 35-38
Stomach: Gastritis and Peptic Ulceration....Pages 39-46
Stomach: Non-neoplastic Polypoidal Lesions....Pages 47-50
Stomach: Epithelial Dysplasia and Neoplasia....Pages 51-57
Stomach: Non-epithelial Tumours....Pages 59-62
Small Intestine: Normal Biopsy Appearances....Pages 63-69
Small Intestine: Patterns of Non-infective Mucosal Damage....Pages 71-77
Small Intestine: Patterns of Infective and Inflammatory Mucosal Damage....Pages 78-82
Small Intestine: Disorders of Lymphoid Tissue and the Gut-associated Immune System....Pages 83-86
Small Intestine: Miscellaneous Conditions....Pages 87-90
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Normal Biopsy Appearances....Pages 91-94
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Patterns of Non-infective Inflammatory Bowel Disease....Pages 95-105
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Patterns of Infective and Inflammatory Bowel Disease....Pages 107-113
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Ischaemic and Related Lesions....Pages 115-121
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Polypoid Epithelial Lesions and Associated Dysplasias....Pages 123-129
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Dysplasias and Malignant Neoplasms....Pages 131-141
Large Intestine and Anal Canal: Miscellaneous Lesions....Pages 143-152
Back Matter....Pages 153-158

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