RCPath Report Generator

Turn free text into a structured RCPath-style report. Always review the generated report before use.
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Oesophageal, gastric, colorectal, GIST, HCC and gallbladder resections · CRLM proformas · Duodenal and colonic biopsies
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1. Reporting box

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Cancer resection examples
Try pasting one of these examples/shortcuts to see the generated structured output:
  • Oesophageal adenocarcinoma, through muscularis propria into adventitia (pT3), 2 of 18 lymph nodes positive, proximal and distal margins clear, circumferential margin clear by 3 mm, Mandard regression grade 2, tb - A1.
  • Gastric adenocarcinoma invading subserosa (pT3), 0/24 nodes positive, proximal and distal margins clear, radial margin clear, no lymphovascular invasion, no perineural invasion.
  • Colorectal adenocarcinoma extending through muscularis propria into pericolic fat (pT3), 4 of 20 nodes positive, extramural vascular invasion present, nearest margin 8 mm clear.
  • GIST, 6 cm spindle cell tumour, 2 mitoses, margins clear.
  • Colorectal liver metastases: CRLM 5mm
  • HCC 30mm 3mm margin, no nodes, background cirrhosis.
Cancer resection nodes accumulator
You can dictate nodes and pT stage in chunks (for example, slide by slide). The generator will total nodes and keep the worst pT stage.
  • "1/3 nodes, 4 nodes, 5/7 nodes, pT2 pT3"
  • Expected behaviour: nodes positive/examined = 6/14 and pT = pT3.
Biopsy reporting examples
These examples include modifier terms that change the generated wording.
  • Gallbladder: acute and chronic cholecystitis with patchy chronic inflammation, focal cholesterolosis, adenomyomatosis and denuded epithelium. No dysplasia or malignancy.
  • Duodenal biopsy: villous blunting with increased IELs and focal gastric metaplasia.
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2. Generated report

Check the report, TNM staging and assumptions before copying.
Plain text
RCPath-style plain textAwaiting report

Pathology reference help

Ask a morphology, differential, terminology or reporting-guidance question. Answers are short and source-linked.
Reference aid
Trusted: Pathology Outlines, RCPath and WHO/IARC. Broader search still requires cited sources.