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Indication as to what is required for slide
reporting in the practical examinations
– “It is in your interest not to waste time on overly long
histological descriptions. You should describe the
features (succinctly) and state how you would reach the
appropriate diagnosis (if this is not obvious to you)
– “For Part I, most cases represent examples of important
and common diseases and classical less common
disorders”
– “For Part II, the cases include some that are
straightforward and for which a definitive diagnosis can
be made whilst others are more complex and for which
there may be no straightforward answer. Here, the
examiners seek to assess the capacity for an analytical
and clinicopathological approach”
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