Kết quả nhuộm ALKvới các típ MBH

Một phần của tài liệu NGHIÊN cứu đặc điểm mô BỆNH học và sự bộc lộ dấu ấn ALK TRONG UNG THƯ BIỂU mô TUYẾN của PHỔI tại BỆNH VIỆN k (Trang 37 - 49)

Bảng 3.10. Tỷ lệ dương tính với ALK trong các nhóm chẩn đoán

Típ KQ Típ nang Típ đặc Típ vi nhú Típ nhú Típ biến thể Tổng (-) (+) Tổng Nhận xét:

CHƯƠNG 4 DỰ KIẾN BÀN LUẬN

- Tỷ lệ các thứ típ mô học trong UTBMT

- Bàn luận về tỷ lệ bộc lộ của ALK (tỷ lệ âm tính, dương tính)

- Bàn luận về mối liên quan giữa tỷ lệ dương tính với đặc điểm tuổi, giới, hút thuốc

DỰ KIẾN KẾT LUẬN

- KLvề tỷ lệ các thứ típ mô học

KẾ HOẠCH NGHIÊN CỨU

Thời gian Tên công việc

Tháng 5-6/2019 - Hoàn thành và nộp đề cương

Tháng 7/ 2019 - Báo cáo thông qua đề cương theo lịch của Bộ môn - Hoàn thiện đề cương nộp phòng Đào tạo – Sau đại học Tháng 8/2019

6/2020

- Thu thập số liệu theo bệnh án nghiên cứu - Thực hiện các kĩ thuật trong nghiên cứu - Nhập số liệu vào phần mềm phân tích số liệu Tháng 6 - 8/2020 - Xử lý và phân tích số liệu - Viết bàn luận Tháng 8 -10/2020

- Hoàn thiện đề tài

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Mã bệnh án:………..Mã Phiếu:……… 1. Họ tên:………1.1.Tuổi…...1.2. Giới: (1)Nam (2)Nữ 1.3. Địa chỉ: (1)Nông thôn (2) Thành thị (3) Miền núi (4) Khác………… 1.4. Ngày vào viện:………..………..

2. Chẩn đoán mô bệnh học phân loại ung thư biểu mô tuyến:

... 3. Độ mô học: ... 3. Giai đoạn bệnh: ... 4. Chẩn đoán HMMD (nếu có): - CK7: (1) Dương tính (+/++/+++), (2) Âm tính - TTF1: (1) Dương tính (+/++/+++), (2) Âm tính - Napsin A: (1) Dương tính (+/++/+++), (2) Âm tính

- Các dấu ấn khác (nếu cần):...

6. Kết quả bộc lộ ALK: Dương tính/ Âm tính

% tế bào u bộc lộ (TPS): ...

6.Mã bệnh phẩm:………... 7. Ghi chú:………....

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