What is the Role of Pathology? Learn more to attend the CME/CPD accredited 13EPUCG2023 in Dubai, UAE.

March 12, 2023

The field of medicine called pathology offers patients and clinicians diagnostic data. It affects almost every facet of patient care, from cancer diagnosis to the management of chronic diseases through precise laboratory testing.

A doctor who’s clinical and research interests centre on human illness is called a pathologist. The duties of pathologists differ to some extent depending on their area of specialisation, according to Clinical Pathology, which claims that the field includes a number of specialties. These specialty fields include dermatopathology, molecular genetic pathology, immunopathology, haematology pathology, neuropathology, paediatric pathology, chemical pathology, cytopathology, forensic pathology, blood banking and transfusion pathology, and immunopathology.

Environment at Work:

The laboratory is the primary setting for pathologists. The purpose of pathology is to locate and identify the origins of illnesses and infections. Pathologists run tests on tissue samples, blood samples, and other bodily fluid samples. Pathologists play a crucial role in not only supervising the tests but also interpreting the results. For example, a pathologist with expertise in microbiology might be able to pinpoint the microorganism responsible for an infection. In order to ensure that patients receive the proper supply of blood, pathologists frequently manage blood supplies. Additionally, pathologists perform autopsies as needed to ascertain the cause of death.

Pathology Techniques:

Pathologists are essential to the care of patients because of their knowledge of the lab. Pathologists collaborate with other doctors working on a case to determine the best course of treatment. They also help choose the right tests for a patient and interpret the results. Pathologists offer a crucial viewpoint when a group of doctors is thinking about a patient's case and the appropriate care that should be provided because of their profound understanding of disease and the depth of their expertise in evaluating test results.

Pathology's Place in Research:

Pathologists are natural researchers due to their familiarity with the lab, the human body, and the disease world. Pathologists frequently focus their research on issues relating to the diagnosis of disease, including initiatives to advance the techniques they employ to diagnose patients. This research may lead to the development of new diagnostic procedures or technological advancements that improve the methods currently used in labs to diagnose patients' conditions. According to Clinical Pathology, there are more than 2,000 lab tests used for diagnosis.

Teaching and Lifelong Learning:

In pathology, as in the majority of medical specialties, emphasis is placed on teaching and ongoing education. Whether it's sharing their knowledge with other pathologists at conferences or working with medical students in a university setting, many pathologists choose to teach others in their field. Because of the quick advancements in science and technology, pathologists need to stay up to date on the latest research. Pathologists must renew their certifications every ten years under pathology. Pathologists enrol in continuing education courses as a requirement for certification.

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Greetings. We are organizing an in-person CME/CPD accredited The 13th Emirates Pathology, Digital Pathology & Cancer Conference, Which is scheduled to hold December 15-17, 2023, in Dubai UAE & Online. And we invite you to attend as a speaker/listener/poster. Please let me know if you are interested.

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