Sentences with phrase «by a veterinary pathologist»

Your veterinarian will usually send the sample, either a small part of the mass or the whole lump, to a specialized laboratory for examination by a veterinary pathologist.

However, it has become clear when tissue samples are examined by a veterinary pathologist that many birds who test positive for the virus do not have the disease.

Your veterinarian will send the ovarian tumor to a specialized diagnostic laboratory for evaluation by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will send tissue samples to at a specialized laboratory for assessment by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will submit the appropriate tissue samples to a specialized laboratory for diagnosis by a veterinary pathologist.

This is done at a specialized laboratory by a veterinary pathologist.

Using a technique called histopathology, the tissues will be prepared and stained before being examined microscopically by a veterinary pathologist.

The first reports of these sarcomas occurring at sites traditionally used for vaccination appeared in 1991 and were based on a series of cases seen by veterinary pathologists over the preceding 5 years in the northeastern United States (1)

he first reports of these sarcomas occurring at sites traditionally used for vaccination appeared in 1991 and were based on a series of cases seen by veterinary pathologists over the preceding 5 years in the northeastern United States -LRB-

A specific cellular categorization of a dog's colitis / IBD is only possible by way of a biopsy evaluated by a veterinary pathologist.

Another article in the same issue describes similar tissue damage in eight of 1402 beached cetaceans examined over 11 years by a team coordinated by veterinary pathologist Paul Jepson of the Zoological Society of London.

A biopsy is a term to describe the collection of tissues for review by a veterinary pathologist.

There are some laboratory tests and diagnostics that need to be performed by a veterinary pathologist or specialty laboratory.

The tissue samples are submitted for microscopic examination by a veterinary pathologist at a specialized laboratory.

Autopsies of deceased puppies by a veterinary pathologist will reveal the characteristic herpes lesions.

A definitive diagnosis of dwarfism can be made by taking bone biopsies and submitting the samples to a laboratory for microscopic evaluation by a veterinary pathologist.

After surgical removal and further examination by a veterinary pathologist the growth will be graded and determined if the removal is considered curative.

This is done at a specialized laboratory where the slides are examined by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will send tissue samples to a specialized laboratory for assessment by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will submit the samples to a specialized laboratory for examination and diagnosis by a veterinary pathologist.

This is useful for rapid or preliminary tests but is not as accurate as histopathology, which is done at a specialized laboratory by a veterinary pathologist.

Biopsy is a simple surgical procedure that allows muscles and nerves to be evaluated microscopically by a veterinary pathologist.

This is a simple procedure done with local anesthetic, in which your veterinarian removes a small sample of your dog's skin for examination by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will submit the samples to a specialized laboratory for microscopic examination by a veterinary pathologist.

Specially prepared and stained tissue sections are made at a specialized laboratory where the slides will be examined by a veterinary pathologist.

Your veterinarian will place the samples in a preservative solution and submit them to a specialized diagnostic laboratory for processing and evaluation by a veterinary pathologist.

However, to determine the grade (severity) of the tumor, it will need to be fully removed and biopsied (examined by a veterinary pathologist).