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Prostate Pathology
by John E. McNeal, M.D.
Running Time: 3+ hrs.
No. of slides: 312
Introduction (RealAudio file)
Index of Slides
John McNeal is on the faculty
at Stanford University Medical
School, where he confines his
practice and research in the
Department of Urology entirely
to the study of the prostate gland.
He began research on the prostate
in 1961 while in residency, using
autopsy specimens. During a
period of 22 years in a general
hospital setting, he expanded
his series to well over 500
cases and published on
malignancy, premalignancy,
BPH and normal morphology.
When radical prostatectomy
specimens became available
around 1982, he continued his
research at Stanford under
Dr. Thomas Stamey, accumulating
a series of 1,500 serially blocked
surgical specimens. His studies
have focussed on quantitative analysis
of multiple morphologic variables
and use of this data to reconstruct
the natural history of prostate
cancer and determine patient
survival risk factors.
Sample Images and Audio Files from CD-ROM
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Introduction (RealAudio file)
Index of Slides
John McNeal is on the faculty
at Stanford University Medical
School, where he confines his
practice and research in the
Department of Urology entirely
to the study of the prostate gland.
He began research on the prostate
in 1961 while in residency, using
autopsy specimens. During a
period of 22 years in a general
hospital setting, he expanded
his series to well over 500
cases and published on
malignancy, premalignancy,
BPH and normal morphology.
When radical prostatectomy
specimens became available
around 1982, he continued his
research at Stanford under
Dr. Thomas Stamey, accumulating
a series of 1,500 serially blocked
surgical specimens. His studies
have focussed on quantitative analysis
of multiple morphologic variables
and use of this data to reconstruct
the natural history of prostate
cancer and determine patient
survival risk factors. Sample Images and Audio Files from CD-ROM
Note: Images on actual CD-ROM are quadruple the size of images shown here.
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