Anatomic and Radiological Pathology

Anatomic and radiological pathology are branches of medicine focused on diagnosing diseases through examination. Anatomic pathology involves studying tissues and organs, often through biopsies, to identify abnormalities like cancer or infections. Radiological pathology, on the other hand, uses imaging techniques such as X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans to visualize internal structures and detect diseases. Together, these fields help doctors understand health issues by analyzing physical specimens and images, providing crucial insights for accurate diagnoses and treatment planning.