I usually start my day by reviewing clinical cases and patient histories., I examine biopsy samples to identify possible malignant lesions., My work focuses mainly on high-grade intraosseous tumors., I analyze histopathological findings to help reach an accurate diagnosis., I use immunohistochemistry to rule out other possible diagnoses., Some cases require diagnosis by exclusion, especially undifferentiated sarcomas., I often evaluate markers like vimentin and SOX-9 during the diagnostic process., I discuss complex cases with other specialists and academic supervisors., Sometimes I need to request additional tests before confirming the final diagnosis., I prepare pathology reports based on laboratory findings and microscopic analysis., I also participate in case presentations for academic conferences., Part of my routine includes reading scientific articles and recent studies., I follow up on patients and monitor surgical margins when necessary., My work requires attention to detail and careful interpretation of results., Every diagnosis can directly affect the patient’s treatment and prognosis.

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