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Thanks Terry for the input, but I don't wanna be to nice and grateful, it's not my nature and might be bad luck for me. I'll stay sarcastic and grouchy, any other behaviour would be a sign of weakness on my side.
Oh..How about INKED margin? In the sketch I recall, the entire pit/walnut/prostate or it may of been the capsule, was outlined with a dotted circle 360 degrees. The 1st grader rule of stay between the lines comes to mind...LOL
The gterm inked margin refers to the manner in which positive margins are ientified in the pathology specimen, as I understand it. I don't think there is any signficant difference between all the terms you have quoted, but it may be wirth your while asking a pathologist if this is of some concern to you.
