Sentences with phrase «done by pathologists»

Evaluations for histopathology were done by pathologists masked as to the vaccine / dosage of each specimen source; numeric scores were assigned to assess the extent of pathologic damage and the eosinophilic component of the inflammatory infiltrates.

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What you can do: If your child still has a lisp by age 5, it's a good idea to make an appointment with a speech - language pathologist rather than continue waiting to see if your child outgrows it.

(If your child can't say at least two words by now, be sure to mention it to her caregiver at her next well - child visit; your caregiver may wish to test her hearing or have a speech pathologist do an evaluation.)

(3) Distinguishing between the two is most reliably done by a certified speech - language pathologist such as Christina, the SLP in our opening story.

If your child has been diagnosed with a speech delay, a speech pathologist can help you by providing different forms of therapy as well as teaching you exercises that you can do with your child in order to improve their speech.

One of the nation's best - known forensic pathologists, Dr. Michael Baden, helped determine that Holding Center inmate Richard A. Metcalf Jr. was suffocated by jail deputies and did not die of a heart attack as the Erie County medical examiner found in 2012.

Researchers led by Emory University pathologist Andrew Gewirtz found that mice genetically deficient in an immune system receptor have altered gut bacteria, eat more than normal mice do, and develop features of metabolic syndrome.

It didn't take long for one infected plant to infect thousands — never through the air, never through insects, but simply by human propagation,» says Bill Zettler, a plant pathologist at University of Florida.

The findings of the multidisciplinary team of surgeons, pathologists and scientists led by principal investigator Dr. Susan Done are published online in Nature Communications.

«To put this in perspective,» Madabhushi said, «the machine could do the analysis during «off hours,» possibly running the analysis during the night and providing the results ready for review by the pathologist when she / he were to come into the office in the morning.»

There are a few possibilities and trying each one by trial and error can be time consuming and expensive; at this point, I don't know if you have had a skin biopsy taken for histopathology as a board certified pathologist would be able to see the structure of the skin and to see any cells which may indicate inflammation etc... Also, allergy testing blood test may also be helpful too.

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.

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.

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

A less invasive alternative to a biopsy is fine - needle aspiration (FNA) of the affected area; in this procedure, which does not require general anesthesia, as the biopsy, a small hypodermic needle is inserted into the lesion, and a drop of tissue is microscopically evaluated by a Clinical Pathologist.