Pathology anatomy
Pathological anatomy studies changes in organs, tissues, and cells to determine the origin of a disease. It focuses on observing the changes that occur in the body and allowing for an accurate diagnosis.
What is analyzed in pathological anatomy?
Biopsies
A tissue sample is removed for examination under a microscope. This is a quick and safe test, indicated for inflammatory, tumor, or infectious processes.
Cytologies
Cells obtained from different areas of the body are analyzed. They are very useful in early detection programs and also in the management of certain pathologies.
Post-mortem studies
They provide information about the cause of death and allow us to better understand the behavior of certain diseases.
Clinical Usefulness
Pathological anatomy confirms diagnoses and guides treatment. It facilitates the early detection of disorders and helps assess response to therapy.
Its role is essential in modern medicine, as it provides the basis for ensuring that each patient receives care tailored to their needs.