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Standardized surgical pathology
reports for major tumor types
(Prepared by members
of the Department of Pathology,
Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center,
New York,
NY. From Am J Clin Pathol 100:240-255, 1993, with
additions.)
A.
Bladder-Biopsy or TURP for carcinoma
B.
Bladder-Partial or radical cystectomy for carcinoma
C.
Breast-Excision in which only benign disease is present
D.
Breast-Excision in which only in situ carcinoma is present
E.
Breast-Excision in which only invasive carcinoma is
present
F.
Breast-Excision in which both in situ and invasive
carcinoma are present
G.
Esophagus and GE junction-Resection for carcinoma
H.
Kidney-Partial or radical nephrectomy for carcinoma
l.
Large bowel-Colectomy for carcinoma
J.
Larynx--Partial or total laryngectomy for carcinoma
K.
Lip, oral cavity, or oropharynx-Resection for carcinoma
L.
Liver-Hepatectomy for carcinoma
M.
Lung-Pneumonectomy or lobectomy
for carcinoma
N.
Ovary-Salpingo-oophorectomy
for carcinoma
O.
Penis and distal urethra-Penectomy for carcinoma
P.
Prostate-Radical prostatectomy for carcinoma
Q.
Skin-Resection for
melanoma
R.
Stomach-Partial
or total gastrectomy for carcinoma
S.
Testis-Orchiectomy
for germ cell tumor
T.
Thyroid-Resection for carcinoma
U.
Uterine
cervix-Hysterectomy for cervical carcinoma
V.
Uterine
corpus-Hysterectomy for endometrial carcinoma
W.
Vulva-Vulvectomy for carcinoma
X.
Whipple
resection for pancreatic, biliary, or ampullary carcinoma
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