site for Tumors/IHC staining

[maminr]

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Hi guys. Does anyone know any site/link where I can find a list of tumors with their corresponding IHC/special stains NOT a list of IHC with corresponding tumors. I mean I have books/sites which would tell you which tumors are pos for a certain Immunostains but I would like to know the other way round. Its just that I thought it would probably help me memorize better. I am preparing for Part-1 exam for Royal College of Pathologits/UK. Thanks.

 

[Anna Plastic]

www.pathologyoutlines.com

This is more than just a list of tumors. It is a good outline of pathology for different organ systems, plus it has some clinical pathology too. It has very nice summaries of the immunohistochemical and spcial stain profile for just about everything I bet you will find on your exams. I used it to study for our AP/CP boards and it served me well.

 

[sohsie]

Hi guys. Does anyone know any site/link where I can find a list of tumors with their corresponding IHC/special stains NOT a list of IHC with corresponding tumors. I mean I have books/sites which would tell you which tumors are pos for a certain Immunostains but I would like to know the other way round. Its just that I thought it would probably help me memorize better. I am preparing for Part-1 exam for Royal College of Pathologits/UK. Thanks.

www.ipox.org

you can do searches based on antibodies or diagnoses.

 

[hzma]

www.e-immunohistochemistry.info

 

[djmd]

http://www.ipox.org/

(aka immunoquerry) which apparently about to merge with some other site/corporation?? Go ask him about it at USCAP booth #203.

 

[DarksideAllstar]

http://www.ipox.org/

(aka immunoquerry) which apparently about to merge with some other site/corporation?? Go ask him about it at USCAP booth #203.

Further proof that no one (myself included) reads any posts after the first one...

From post #3:

www.ipox.org

you can do searches based on antibodies or diagnoses.

 

[djmd]

Further proof that no one (myself included) reads any posts after the first one...

From post #3:

True but I had never seen immunoquerry listed as anything other than immunoquerry.com

Not sure when the new domain came into existance.