Essentials of Lymph Node Pathology in Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma|Oral Pathology 360| Fundamentals
Over 150 lymph nodes need to be examined thoroughly by grossing and histopathology after each OSCC related neck resection. Lymph node invasion is a part of the TNM staging; its surgical pathology is essential in making critical post-surgical decisions on treatment and prognosis determination. Gross invasion is easy to identify, but diagnosis needs unique know-how by a few cells.
Watch the video to enjoy the live stream feel or jump to the chapters to learn the differences between reactive and neoplastic lymph nodes through grossing and histopathological clues, shared by Professor Priya NS with extensive experience in the field.
0:00 Intro music
5:30 Greetings & introduction
8:45 Lecture Outline
9:35 Lymph Node a unique structure
11:41 Lymph node macroscopy and Microscopy
23:24 Cervical Lymphadenopathy
25:43 Grossing & sampling
35:53 Morphological patterns of reactive lymph nodes
41:20 Morphological patterns in metastasis
57:55 AJCC(N) category
58:40 Reporting with Sample report
1:00:05 Q & A
