Why are prostate biopsy cores important?
A prostate core biopsy can feel intimidating when it is recommended or appears in your…
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What does “high-grade PIN” mean?
A diagnosis of high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasm in a pathology report can feel confusing and…
What does perineural invasion mean?
When a pathology report mentions “perineural invasion,” many patients feel alarmed or confused. The phrase…
What is the difference between Gleason score and Grade Group?
Receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, especially when faced with numbers and terminology…
Can benign breast biopsy later turn malignant?
Finding a benign breast lesion can be both a relief and a source of lingering…
What does “triple-negative” mean beyond hormone status?
A diagnosis of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) can feel overwhelming and confusing. Unlike other types…
Why is breast cancer graded separately from staging?
When you are diagnosed with breast cancer, your pathology report becomes one of the most…
Lymphovascular Invasion in Cancer Pathology: What It Means and Why It Matters
What Is Lymphovascular Invasion? If you’ve reviewed your pathology report after a cancer diagnosis, you…
What does Ki-67 Mean And How High Is Concerning?
If you have recently reviewed a pathology report after a cancer diagnosis, you may have…
