4th Yr: Special Pathology
Okay so in 4th year u can forget all the babysitting u have been so used in 3rd year... no longer will u be plagued by the tests every other 2 weeks...... the patho department just takes 4 tests the entire year ..and each test is huge enough to make you want to rip your hair out .... ..atleast 3 units are included in one test ...and no these are not the 40 paged ones u were used to in 3rd year.... i always ended up not being able to even go through the entire test syllabus... u might want to have a head start in studying patho before each test ... because this is the only time u ll get to study pathology in detail... i made medium robbins my basic text book because frankly big robbins gave me creeps every time i opened it up.... but there are those nerdier of us who made big robbins their basic text book .... it depends on u really... whichever u manage to retain is suitable for u.... most of the mcqs though ccome from big robbins... u might wanna consult JAYPEE for histological diagrams... learn the diagrams along as u go through morphologies of different structures.... for all those people who wana do steps goljan is a good book to go through at the end of ur basic book read... it has everything in it in a concise and orderly manner.... for the practical copies... i made mine at the very end of year ... its really ur choice whether u want to get it done with the weekly practicals which somehow i never managed to get done .......
Important Topics Patho
(Updated January 2012)
GIT:
Chronic pancreatitis
Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis(pathogenesis)
Carcinoma of pancreas
Paget bone
Tumors classification + main types (osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, giant cell
tumor, ewings tumor)
Rheumatoid (pathogenesis)
Gout (pathogenesis, role of HGPRT)
Soft tissue tumors (
liposarcoma,
fibrosarcoma, rhabdosarcoma, synovial sarcoma)
DCIS
List of premalignant lesions of breast
ER – PR / HER/2neu
Glomerulonephritis (types, details of acute
post streptococcal, membranous, membranoproliferative and rapidly progressive)
Chronic pyelonephritis/causes of
hydronephrosis/kidney stones
BLADDER
transitional cell carcinoma
malakoplakia – what is it?
Important Topics Patho
(Updated January 2012)
GIT:
Classification of NHL ( Follicular,Burkitt’s and SLL)
Pancreas:
Chronic pancreatitis
Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis(pathogenesis)
Carcinoma of pancreas
Osteomylitis
Paget bone
Tumors classification + main types (osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, giant cell
tumor, ewings tumor)
Rheumatoid (pathogenesis)
Gout (pathogenesis, role of HGPRT)
Soft tissue tumors (
liposarcoma,
fibrosarcoma, rhabdosarcoma, synovial sarcoma)
: Breast
CA breast classification + main to be done (ductal, lobular, medullary) + bloom grading
Prognostic factors (major and minor)DCIS
List of premalignant lesions of breast
ER – PR / HER/2neu
KIDNEY
Renal cell carcinoma
Diabetic kidney
SLEGlomerulonephritis (types, details of acute
post streptococcal, membranous,
Chronic pyelonephritis/causes of
hydronephrosis/kidney stones
BLADDER
transitional cell carcinoma
malakoplakia – what is it?
Salam...eeeeeeeeem a 4th year student n today i saw ur post..but my xamz r sooooooooooooooooo near..............
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hey sure ...feel free to ask whatver u want to :)..
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