IS THE TIMING of the criminal indictments of three ex-UroCor executives going to be a fortuitous event for the anatomic pathology profession? I ask this question because the exploding trend of specialist physician groups internalizing anatomic pathology services was slated to be the sole topic for this and the next issue of THE DARK REPORT. […]
- "Editor’s Perspective"
Linking UroCor Indictments With Specialist Doc Pathology
This trial’s outcome may influence interest in urology/gastroenterology in-house AP labs
- By Robert Michel
- > From the Volume XI No. 10 - July 19, 2004 Issue
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