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GRUNDLAGEN: Die Pathologie besitzt einen wichtigen Stellenwert im Management maligner Erkrankungen. METHODIK: Überblick zur chirurgischen Onkologie aus pathologischer Sicht. ERGEBNISSE: Die Bedeutung der chirurgischen Pathologie besteht darin, Informationen zu Tumormorphologie (TMN-Stadium) und Biologie zu liefern, die notwendig sind, um die Therapie der Tumorerkrankung zu planen. SCHLUSSFOLGERUNGEN: Das Verständnis für chirurgische Onkologie trägt wesentlich dazu bei, dem Pathologen / der Pathologin die Arbeit zu erleichtern und das Risiko einer Fehldiagnose zu minimieren.
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BACKGROUND: The treatment of malignant neoplasms is continually progressing due to the development of new therapeutic strategies, agents and diagnostic facilities. METHODS: A survey of pathology-related surgical oncology. RESULTS: The role of surgical pathology in the multidisciplinary concert of tumour management is to provide morphological and biological information on surgically removed tumours that is required for an accurate diagnosis. Tumour staging (TNM-classification) and parameters known to be essential for treatment design are given particular emphasis. CONCLUSIONS: An understanding of surgical oncology greatly facilitates the pathologist's work, and the close collaboration of surgeons and pathologists is crucial to minimize mistakes and avoid misinterpretations.
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Wrba, F. Oncological surgery and standards in surgical pathology. Eur Surg 38, 38–40 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10353-005-0200-1
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