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The Morphological Basis and Laws of Autopsy Interpretation: Exploring the Relationship between the Basic Medical Sciences, Anatomical Pathology and Clinical Practice | Chapter 08 | Current Trends in Medicine and Medical Research Vol. 4

The   discipline   of   Morbid   Anatomy   or   Anatomical   Pathology   is   a   bridge   between   the   basic   medical sciences   and   the   clinical   sciences [1]. It   is   clinico-pathologic   discipline   which   deals   with   the identification   of   lesions,   interpreting   them   correctly   at   the   macroscopic   and   microscopic   levels   and relating them appropriately to known diseases within the context of the index patient[2].Lesions are the structural alterations seen in tissues as a result of the assault of the injurious agent or pathological process. Thus, anatomical pathology establishes the basis for the ‘dis ease’ or discomfort in patients. The human cell is known to be the most basic unit of life and the tissue is constituted by cells having related functions. Injurious...