Small biopsies, big deal: practical approach to lung cancer diagnosis

[@manojkahar7242]

Very useful lecture. Nice practical tips given for routine practice. Excellent Sirji. Thanks a lot for your valuable teaching.

[@kajalh2138]

Wonderful presentation. Easy to understand, emphasizing common mistakes to avoid and simple and robust pointer to come to a diagnosis.
Thank you .

[@monigil1014]

Dr.... I been watching your videos and have been so helpful. I did’t have a good training on lung path on my residency and now a days I end up seeing them, mostly tumoral. I will like to see your approach on neuroendocrine tumors on biopsy....
Thanks a lot for shering your lectures ...

[@marynandinisingh3808]

Thank you so much Sir !

[@hata8359]

Thank you so so much Great professor,
This is one of the best Pathology Presentations on internet and i learned many important things from that.
hope to see more and more videos of you.
again thank you so so much ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, infinite thanks great teacher.

[@5attva]

Thank you Sanjay. You explained very well why pathologists diagnose adenocarcinoma with a positive TTF1/Napsin A. In my case it was atypical cells in a very tiny part of a biopsy sample, so interpretation needs caution. Based on that they are saying it is cancer and to do a PET scan next.

[@garreyfaller1695]

Excellent presentation. I will share with my pathologists Sanjay.

[@smurf3073]

Garrey Faller thank you for watching, commenting and sharing!

[@amanishamshet5496]

thank u so much

[@sujathabalija2254]

Thank you very nice