Rate My Professor Akash Sali

Sali has authored several influential peer-reviewed publications that address critical challenges in oncologic pathology. Notable among them is 'Updates in staging of penile cancer: The evolution, nuances, and issues' published in Human Pathology in 2023, which reviews developments and complexities in penile cancer classification. In 2020, he published 'A modified histopathologic staging in penile squamous cell carcinoma predicts nodal metastasis and outcome better than the current AJCC staging' in the American Journal of Surgical Pathology, introducing a refined system for superior prediction of lymph node involvement and survival. Other key works include 'A comparative study of AJCC and the modified staging system in pT2/pT3 penile squamous cell carcinoma: A validation on an external data set' in Histopathology (2022), 'Predictors of pelvic lymph nodal metastasis in penile squamous cell carcinoma: Results from a matched-pair analysis' in Clinical Genitourinary Cancer (2022), and 'Adequacy of histopathology reports representing oncologic resection specimens: An experience of reporting practice in rural India' in Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine (2022). These publications highlight his role in improving diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcomes through innovative pathology approaches. Sali's Google Scholar profile verifies his affiliation with the University of Otago and lists his research under anatomical pathology.