Summary and Conclusions

Chapter 8
Summary and Conclusions


Christian Matthäus, Michael Schmitt, and Jürgen Popp


Modern clinical pathology and histopathology are well-developed areas of diagnostic medicine. Clinical routines have reached a level of precision that has improved the detection and characterization of diseases to such an extent that virtually every organ of the human body can be inspected in vivo and ex vivo

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