Gallery
SPECIMENS
Heterogeneous nature of a renal cell carcinoma (kidney cancer with areas of necrosis, hemorrhage and cystic change) 
a cystic renal tumor with almost no tumour left 
Renal cell carcinoma ( cancer of the kidney ) 
Well circumscribed tumor of the kidney 
Leaf like cut surface of a phyllodes tumour 
A granular cell tumor of vulva 
Endometrial carcinoma 
Showing the inherent heterogeneous nature of a nephrectomy specimen and confirming why many cores must be taken from the tumor to make the right diagnosis and also showing why it is wrong to divide biopsies between different pathology laboratories 
Cut surface of a malignant stromal tumor
OTHER SPECIMEN IN OUR LAB
A multicystic kidney 
A plexiform neurofibroma 
A foot amputated for a stromal tumor 
A foot amputated for a stromal tumor 
Cut surface of an intrabdominal pregnancy 
A tight necked container (left) that needed to be broken to remove the submitted tissue. Right, the acceptable specimen container to use.