[How to optimize intraoperative frozen section examinations in pathology].

The intraoperative frozen section examination allows to offer to the surgeon relevant information which could change the patient intraoperative management. The sensitivity of this technique is limited by the size of the analysed sample and by cryogenisation's artefacts. The intraoperative consultations have to be performed for precise indications because some exams could be harmful. It is mandatory to be aware of different problems which could alter the intraoperative diagnosis: inadequate sampling, technical issues or insufficient communication between the surgeon and the pathologist. Nevertheless, the intraoperative frozen section examination remains a reliable procedure useful in many pathological contexts.

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[How to optimize intraoperative frozen section examinations in pathology].

Roland Greimers, M Kesteman, Philippe Delvenne, Guy Leduc et al.
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Hematological disorders and diagnostics
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[How to optimize intraoperative frozen section examinations in pathology].

Roland Greimers, M Kesteman, Philippe Delvenne, Guy Leduc, Stéphanie Rizzo
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The intraoperative frozen section examination allows to offer to the surgeon relevant information which could change the patient intraoperative management. The sensitivity of this technique is limited by the size of the analysed sample and by cryogenisation's artefacts. The intraoperative consultations have to be performed for precise indications because some exams could be harmful. It is mandatory to be aware of different problems which could alter the intraoperative diagnosis: inadequate sampling, technical issues or insufficient communication between the surgeon and the pathologist. Nevertheless, the intraoperative frozen section examination remains a reliable procedure useful in many pathological contexts.

PubMedVol. 80(3)
University of Liège (BE), Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Liège (BE)
Hematological disorders and diagnostics
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[How to optimize intraoperative frozen section examinations in pathology]. — Roland Greimers, M Kesteman, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS