Pathologe
Pathologe, in German, refers to a physician who specializes in pathology, the medical discipline concerned with studying disease through analysis of tissues, cells, and laboratory specimens. The field comprises two main branches: anatomical pathology, which examines body tissues and specimens to diagnose diseases, and clinical pathology, which focuses on laboratory testing of blood, body fluids, and other samples to support diagnosis and treatment.
Anatomical pathology includes surgical pathology (evaluation of surgical resections and biopsies), cytopathology (study of cells in
Key tasks include the gross and microscopic examination of specimens, interpretation of histology and cytology, ordering
Education and training typically require a medical degree followed by residency or specialty training in pathology,
Pathology plays a central role in cancer diagnosis, infectious and inflammatory diseases, neurological disorders, and transplant