If you have recently reviewed a pathology report after a cancer diagnosis, you may have noticed something called “Ki-67” followed by a percentage. For many patients, that number raises immediate questions. Is it good? Is it bad? Does it change…
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is overwhelming, and understanding what comes next can feel daunting. Among all medical information, the pathology report plays the most important role in shaping treatment. It does more than confirm the presence of cancer—it identifies the…
Receiving a pathology report can feel definitive. The words “final diagnosis” carry weight, especially when the findings involve cancer or another serious condition. But many patients wonder whether they should seek a second pathology opinion before moving forward with treatment.…
