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| The division of neuropathology at MSU is committed to providing
the most comprehensive and most effective neuropathology education
possible. In support of this mission, we maintain an archive of
literally thousands of neuropathology images, hundreds of glass
slides representing the gamut of neuropathological processes,
as well as electron photomicrographs and gross brains. We house
an Olympus BX-41 light microscope with seven objectives from 1.25X
to 100X, attachments for viewing, fluorescence microscopy cubes,
and digital imaging software. We further have extensive involvement
in curriculum development at both human medical colleges at MSU
and interact regularly with the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Formal didactic efforts in addition to those within the medical
colleges include: 1) weekly neuropathology reviews at Sparrow
Hospital, attended by neurology residents, interns, and medical
students; 2) monthly gross neuropathology conferences in concert
with mid-Michigan forensic pathologists; 3) monthly interdisciplinary
brain tumor conferences, regularly attended by Lansing area neurosurgeons,
neurologists, and neuro-oncologists; and 4) monthly neuromuscular
pathology reviews at Fee Hall.
For questions related to any of the above educational activities, please contact: Rudy Castellani, MD
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