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See Latest ArticlesThe benefits of molecular pathology in the diagnosis of musculoskeletal disease
Skeletal Radiology, 08/24/09
Flanagan AM et al. – The authors focus on the benefits of employing well characterized somatic mutations in soft tissue lesions that are commonly employed in diagnostic pathology today. The second part highlights the known somatic and germline mutations implicated in osteoclast–rich lesions of bone, and the genetic changes that disturb phosphate metabolism and result in a variety of musculoskeletal phenotypes. Finally, a brief practical guide of how to use and provide a molecular pathology service is given.
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