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case_images: Presentation of a dysplastic nevus case in HIPON Skin neoplasms chapter.. Note: HIPON - ICT eModules on HistoPathology: a useful online tool for students, researchers and professionals.
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case_images: At the beginning, a real clinical case is presented; images from the real respective biopsy are provided, accompanied by questions which the user should try to answer (Figure 3), or, in more difficult case studies, accompanied by brief legends and comments.
case_images: Option of immunohistochemical stain, helpful for defining the correct diagnosis, from a case presentation of an endometrial tumor in HIPON Uterus chapter.. Notes: HIPON - ICT eModules on HistoPathology: a useful online tool for students, researchers and professionals. Copyright   2013 The HIPON Project. Reproduced with permission.
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case_images: As in every day practice, if considered useful, the users can optionally ask for additional information (ie, immunohistochemistry [Figure 4], histochemistry, further laboratory data, more detailed patient history, and imaging) in order for the correct diagnosis to be achieved; the latter data must frequently be chosen among a number of alternatives proposed to the users, some of which are of no diagnostic value and should thus be disregarded.
case_images: Image-by-image explanation of the dysplastic nevus diagnosis in the relevant HIPON chapter.. Note: HIPON - ICT eModules on HistoPathology: a useful online tool for students, researchers and professionals.
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case_images: The images, already shown at the beginning of case study presentation, are displayed again; this time the answers to the respective questions are provided and their connection to the diagnosis is highlighted (Figure 5).