Routine histopathological examination of appendectomy specimens in children: is there any rationale?
Routine histopathological analysis did not help in the management of any of the cases. Therefore, selective utilization of the already burdened histopathology section of the hospital would be more cost effective without affecting the patient outcome.
Increased proliferation activity in partially embolized AVMs supports a 'no-touch' strategy and clinical observation in high-risk AVMs and demands complete AVM elimination in treatable lesions.