Pathology reports are often associated with cancer diagnoses, but the majority of pathology specimens are non-cancerous. These include biopsies, tissue samples, and lab results related to inflammation, infection, autoimmune conditions, organ dysfunction, and benign tumors. While non-cancer findings may not…
Biopsies of the kidney and liver are important tools for diagnosing a wide range of conditions. They provide critical information about how these organs are functioning, the presence of inflammation, scarring, infection, or other abnormalities, and guide treatment decisions. While…
Virtual pathology consultations have become an increasingly common way for patients to review biopsy or lab results with a pathologist or specialist. These consultations allow patients to gain direct insight into their pathology reports, ask detailed questions, and understand the…
