Home›Pathologists and Anatomists›All Pathologists and AnatomistsBrowse ByAll Pathologists and AnatomistsReference and ClassificationVerifiedPhysicians and scientists who study the structure of the body and the changes disease produces in it, following the pathology branch of ISCO-08 Minor Group 2212 together with the anatomical sciences. Belongs here: a pathologist, cytopathologist or histologist, an anatomist, and a physician also noted as an anatomist, biologist or pathologist. 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