Tumor Synoptic Report: Uterine Cervix / LEEP (loop electrosurgical excision procedure
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For LEEP / Cone specimen with HGSIL, glandular dysplasia or invasive carcinoma of the cervix.
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Specimen and Surgical Procedure
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Specimen & Procedure: |
(if other)
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Specimen Integrity:
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Tumor Histologic Characteristics
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Histologic Type:
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Tumor Grade: |
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Tumor Site(s):
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Tumor Horizontal Span:
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HORIZONTAL SPAN: The longitudinal length from the endocervical to ectocervical aspects of the section.
CIRCUMFERENTIAL SPAN: The circumferential extent (width) is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cervix and is usually
calculated by the number of consecutive tissue block: Block# X 2.5 mm
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mm
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Tumor Circumferential Span:
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mm*
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Depth of Invasion:
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DEPTH OF TUMOR INVASION: It is measured from tumor origin to the deepest point of invasion.
-- If the invasive focus or foci are not in continuity with the dysplastic epithelium, tumor origin is the base
of the nearest dysplastic crypt or surface epithelium.
-- If there is no obvious epithelial origin, tumor origin is the base of the nearest surface epithelium, regardless of whether it is dysplastic or not.
-- If carcinomas are exclusively or predominantly exophytic, depth of invasion is the tumor thickness (from
the surface of the tumor to the deepest point of invasion).
-- If it is impossible to measure the depth of invasion, the tumor thickness may be measured instead, and this
should be clearly stated on the pathology report.
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mm
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Cervical Wall Thickness: |
mm
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Angiolymphatic Invasion: |
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Resection Margin Status:
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Ectocervical Margin:
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Radial / Deep Margin:
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Endocervical Margin:
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