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Structured pathology case archive for focused clinical reference.

Searchable, academically organized cases built for rapid review, teaching, and contribution.

  • Indexed search
  • Pathology categorization
  • Structured case records

Use indexed search for specific findings, or browse by pathology category to explore the archive.

Histopath entry format

Required case structure for upload and reading

Use the same field order for every histopath case so contributors document consistently and readers can scan key findings quickly.

Core case headings

System

Site

Diagnosis

Clinical History

Gross Images (up to 5)

Allow up to 5

Microscopy Images (up to 5)

Allow up to 5

References: Add WHO/CAP summaries and key journal citations beneath each completed histopath case entry.

Consistency helps future search and review.

Case format extension

Hematology and advanced study image groups

Use these standardized image-group limits when structuring hematology and advanced-study cases. All groups keep shared support for captions, manual uploader annotations, and zoom controls.

Peripheral Smear Images

Up to 5

Document key smear morphology fields with concise, case-matched visuals.

Captions Manual uploader annotations Zoom controls

Bone Marrow Studies

Up to 10

Capture aspirate, trephine, and related marrow findings in one grouped panel.

Captions Manual uploader annotations Zoom controls

Special Tests Images

Up to 5

Add targeted ancillary findings that support diagnostic clarification.

Captions Manual uploader annotations Zoom controls

Flow Cytometry Images

Up to 10

Organize gating and population visuals as a coherent advanced-study set.

Captions Manual uploader annotations Zoom controls

References policy for cases and notes

To maintain academic reliability, contributors must add literature references or source notes under each case section and notes section whenever content is compiled from published material or institutional resources.

  • Ensure traceability: every claim drawn from external literature or institutional documents should list its source.

  • Use a concise citation style with author/source name, year, and identifier or link where available.

  • Place references directly under the relevant case subsection or notes subsection, not only at page end.

  • Keep reference formatting consistent across all uploads to preserve a clear, searchable academic record.