Have You Heard? What does that cytology report really tell you?
How your colleagues respond to terms such as presumptive, consistent with, probable, supportive of, and more.
When diagnosing malignant neoplasia, you place a lot of weight on the terms used in clinical pathology reports. Find out how your colleagues respond to presumptive, consistent with, probable, supportive of, and more.
Source: Christopher MM, Hotz CS, Shelly SM, et al. Interpretation by clinicians of probability expressions in cytology reports and effect on clinical decision-making.
J Vet Intern Med
(2010);24(3):496-503.
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for link to abstract.
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