histologic
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to histology: Pertaining to the scientific study of the microscopic structure of tissues.
- Concerning tissue structure: Involving or derived from the examination of the minute structure and composition of animal or plant tissues.
Usage
- The adjective "histologic" is used in scientific and medical contexts to describe anything connected to the field of histology.
- It typically modifies nouns related to examination, analysis, features, or findings.
- Example: "The histologic examination of the biopsy sample confirmed the diagnosis." (The examination of the tissue's microscopic structure confirmed the diagnosis.)
Examples
- Adjective:
- The histologic analysis revealed abnormal cell growth.
- Researchers compared the histologic features of healthy and diseased tissue.
- A histologic diagnosis is often more precise than a clinical one.
Advanced Usage
- "Histologic grade": A score that describes how much tumor tissue looks like normal tissue under a microscope.
- The tumor's histologic grade was intermediate.
- "Histologic section": A thin slice of tissue prepared on a slide for microscopic examination.
- The pathologist studied the histologic section carefully.
Variants and Related Words
- Histological (adj): An alternative, and more common, spelling with the same meaning as "histologic".
- The histological findings were consistent with inflammation.
- Histology (n): The branch of biology dealing with the microscopic structure of tissues.
- She specialized in histology during her medical studies.
Synonyms
- Microscopic anatomical: Pertaining to the structure of tissues as seen under a microscope.
- Tissue-related: Concerning biological tissues.
Adjective
- of or relating to histology