Подождите, погуглила сейчас, вот что нашла:http://www.caslpa.ca/http://www.thedoctorsdoctor.com/pathologists/who_is_the_pathologist.htmAre there specialists and specialties within pathology?Absolutely!  For every specialty in medicine and surgery, there is a corresponding specialty in pathology. This may come as a surprise to many of you.  Probably, you have heard of forensic medicine, pathologists who are coroners.   But the specialty is as rich and diverse as any field in medicine.  Pathology is divided into two major specialties, anatomic and clinical pathology.  Anatomic pathology deals with the tissue diagnosis.   Clinical pathology deals with the laboratory test diagnosis.  Most private practice pathologists are board certified in both specialties (double board certification).  Additional board certified subspecialties include dermatopathology (skin pathology), hematopathology (bone marrows and clotting disorders), transfusion medicine (blood banking and donation of blood products), forensic pathology (coroners and medical examiners of the Quincy type), and cytopathology (Pap smears and fine needle aspirations). In addition, there is corresponding expertise in every area of medicine and surgery.   For example, some pathologists choose to develop expertise in a very narrow field such as bone pathology or kidney pathology.  These pathologists usually practice in academic or university settings.