Management of second opinions in pathology: Recommendations of the Spanish Society of Anatomical Pathology (SEAP). Second opinions in pathology: Management of second opinions in pathology;

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Autores de IIS La Fe

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  • Tresserra F.
  • Colmenero I.
  • Iglesias M.
  • Ortega L.
  • Temprana-Salvador J.
  • Martínez Lorente A.
  • Dinares C.
  • Lozano M.D.
  • Matias Guiu X.
  • Ramon y Cajal S.

Abstract

Introduction: As diagnostic complexity in pathology increases, mainly in cancer diagnoses, the demand for second opinions from specialized and highly qualified centres also increases. There is a certain lack of uniformity in the criteria for carrying out these consultations, managing the material under review, and the responses from the consultant centre. Material and methods: In order to establish recommendations on the aspects to be considered both by the pathologist or referring centre and by the pathologist or consultant centre, a group of experts from the Spanish Society of Anatomical Pathology conducted a literature review of guidelines and recommendations from other societies and relevant published articles. Based on this review, consensus criteria have been established. Results: Recommendations are provided on how second opinions in pathology should be managed by both the referring and consultant pathologists, including aspects of material submission and funding. Conclusion: Second opinions should be carried out following standardized guidelines for both the referring and consultant pathologists, covering referral, management of discrepancies, and funding to ensure a consistent system. © 2025

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1699-8855, 1988-561X

Revista Espanola de Patologia  ELSEVIER

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Article
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40907263
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  • Humans; Pathologists; Pathology; Pathology, Clinical; Referral and Consultation; Societies, Medical; Spain; article; cancer diagnosis; clinical practice guideline; consensus; consultation; diagnosis; human; pathologist; pathology; patient referral; practice guideline; medical society; patient referral; Spain

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