Small biopsies, big deal: practical approach to lung cancer diagnosis 

Very useful lecture. Nice practical tips given for routine practice. Excellent Sirji. Thanks a lot for your valuable teaching.

Wonderful presentation. Easy to understand, emphasizing common mistakes to avoid and simple and robust pointer to come to a diagnosis. Thank you .

Dr.... I been watching your videos and have been so helpful. I did’t have a good training on lung path on my residency and now a days I end up seeing them, mostly tumoral. I will like to see your approach on neuroendocrine tumors on biopsy.... Thanks a lot for shering your lectures ...

Thank you so much Sir !

Thank you so so much Great professor, This is one of the best Pathology Presentations on internet and i learned many important things from that. hope to see more and more videos of you. again thank you so so much ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, infinite thanks great teacher.

Thank you Sanjay. You explained very well why pathologists diagnose adenocarcinoma with a positive TTF1/Napsin A. In my case it was atypical cells in a very tiny part of a biopsy sample, so interpretation needs caution. Based on that they are saying it is cancer and to do a PET scan next.

Excellent presentation. I will share with my pathologists Sanjay.

thank u so much

Thank you very nice