Anatomical pathology is a restorative claim to fame related with the finding of ailment dependent on the naturally visible, infinitesimal, biochemical, immunologic and sub-atomic assessment of organs and tissues.
Molecular pathology is an advancing branch inside pathology which is moved in the examination and examination of malady through the examination of particles inside organs, tissues or organic liquids. Atomic pathology imparts a few attributes of training to anatomic pathology just as clinical pathology, sub-atomic science, organic chemistry, proteomics, and hereditary qualities, and is now and again considered as a "hybrid" branch. It is multi-disciplinary in nature and spotlights essentially on the sub-infinitesimal qualities of the ailment. A key thought is that progressively exact conclusion is conceivable when the finding depends on both the morphologic varieties in tissues (customary anatomic pathology) and on atomic testing.
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• Molecular diagnostic pathology • Forensic pathology • Microbiology for the surgical pathologist • Cytopathology
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