Pathology and Clinical Practice

Orthopedic Pathology

Orthopedic pathology, commonly referred to as bone pathology, is a branch of surgical pathology that specializes in researching the origins and consequences of musculoskeletal problems. It deals with the diagnosis and characterization of numerous bone diseases. Bone abnormalities are diagnosed using data from in vivo radiological tests, findings from microscopic and gross examinations, and occasionally radiography. Orthopedic problems may be inherited, and environmental and genetic variables may interfere with the proper operation of bones, joints, or muscles. Serious impact or injury, as well as weak or atrophying bones, are other causesof bone disease.

Many people with bone disease don't have any risk factors. However, there are dangers include ailment, radiation exposure, and hereditary variables. Although there is no known primary cause of bone tumor development.

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