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This site is hosted by ARUP Laboratories and the University of Utah Department of Pathology as a scientific and educational resource for pathologists and professionals in laboratory medicine. ARUP is an enterprise of the University of Utah and its Department of Pathology.
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Mutation Databases
The University of Utah Department of Pathology and ARUP Laboratories hosts a growing number of human gene variant-disease database collections. Each database relies on both medical and molecular expertise, and uniquely displays sequence variation and clinical information together.
Video Lectures
- Online Credits: CME | SAM | PACE Implementing a Test Utilization Management Program: Combining Medicine and Management by Casey Leavitt, MBA
- Online Credits: PACE | Florida Blood Bank vs Piggy Bank: Keys to Harmonizing Margin and Mission by Kent Gordon, CPA, MAcc
- Online Credits: CME | SAM | PACE Carrier detection for Tay-Sachs disease: A model for genetic disease prevention by Irene De Biase, MD, PhD
- Online Credits: CME | SAM | PACE | Florida A Hippocratic Oath for the Diagnostics Industry by Brian R. Jackson, MD, MS
- Online Credits: PACE | Florida Are You a Customer Service “Have” or “Have Not”? by Chérie V. Petersen, BA
More video lectures
Short Topics
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Spotlight on Testing Technologies:
An Overview of Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry by Frederick Strathmann, PhD, DABCC (CC,TC) Spotlight on Testing:
Utility of Genetic Testing for Mutations in the EIF2AK4 Gene in the Diagnosis of pulmonary capillary hemangiomatosis and pulmonary veno-occlusive disease by Hunter Best, PhD-
AACC 2014 Booth Presentation:
How to Estimate the Impact of Changing Laboratory Methods by Robert Schmidt, MD, PhD, MBA -
AACC 2014 Booth Presentation:
Extreme Makeover: Lab Edition by Brian R. Jackson, MD, MS
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Case Reports
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Online Credits:
Cytopathology Case 16: FNA and Core Biopsy Diagnosis of a Retroperitoneal Mass
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Hematopathology Case 3: 2-Year Old Male with Numerous Infections, Persistent Leukocytosis and Monocytosis
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Hematopathology Case 2: CD15 positive diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
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Cytopathology Case 15: Fine Needle Aspirate of Parotid Gland Mass in a 53 year-old Woman
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