Bladder Biopsy Interpretation. Biopsy Interpretation Series

Renal Biopsy Interpretation

Liver Biopsy Interpretation

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Approach to the Interpretation of Muscle Biopsy

The history of muscle biopsy dates back to 1860 when Duchenne first performed a biopsy on a patient with symptoms of myopathy. Introduction of enzyme histochemical methods by Victor Dubowitz in 1970 revolutionised the role of muscle biopsy in the diagnosis of various primary and secondary muscle diseases.1 Diagnosis of various subtypes of dystrophies was further made easy with beginning of immu...

Liver biopsy interpretation in chronic hepatitis.

Liver biopsy reports are very variable in their terminology. In this article, frequently used terms and 2 common scoring systems are described.

Testicular biopsy: clinical practice and interpretation.

Testicular biopsy was considered the cornerstone of male infertility diagnosis for many years in men with unexplained infertility and azoospermia. Recent guidelines for male infertility have limited the indications for a diagnostic testicular biopsy to the confirmation of obstructive azoospermia in men with normal size testes and normal reproductive hormones. Nowadays, testicular biopsies are m...