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Can anyone supply me a copy of this paper on epoxy resins? I can't find it
anywhere on line and our library does not have that journal.
Glauert AM: Epoxy Resins: An update on their selection and use. Microscopy and
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Does anyone have cutting protocols for mastectomies for gender dysphoria they
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How many blocks are submitted per breast?
How do they compare do mastectomies for tumor ?
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> Victoria Spooner at Bassett Healthcare in New York state asks:
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> >>Does anyone have cutting protocols for mastectomies for gender
> >>dysphoria
> they would [share] with me? How many blocks are submitted per
> breast?<< How do they compare [to] mastectomies for tumor?<<
>
I don't know of any formal protocols. It would depend in part on the patient's
age. I'd think a rather small number would suffice, perhaps four per breast.
Cancer risk in such a patient should be low, because of hormonal suppression.
About fifty years ago, when I was a resident at a large university hospital, I
received bilateral simple mastectomy specimens from an older individual. On
dissection the rather small amount of rather fibrous breast tissue was filled
with numerous 5 to 10 mm cysts, all about the same size.
(I've never seen anything like it, before or since.) I took some sections at
random, having no idea what was going on, and the slides were quite
unremarkable. I took the case to the senior pathologist, who was considered a
major authority on breast pathology, to sign out.
He swore me to lifelong secrecy (which I'll have to honor, since I've forgotten
the patient's name). The patient was a recently retired, quite prominent local
businessman, whose transgender status was a deeply guarded secret. He'd been
taking androgenic hormones for many years. After his retirement, he had the
long-put-off mastectomies performed.
Yes, such things went on fifty years ago.
Bob Richmond
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