If you’ve opened a pathology report and your eyes locked onto the word “suspicious,” you are not alone. This single word causes more fear, confusion, and sleepless nights than almost any other term used in diagnostic medicine. Many patients immediately…
When a tissue sample is removed for cancer, whether during surgery, biopsy, or excision one of the most important things pathologists evaluate is margin status. Margin status describes whether cancer cells are present at or near the edge of the…
Cancer is not a single disease. While many people are familiar with common cancers like breast or colon, there exists a group of rare cancers that are less frequently encountered. These cancers often present unique challenges in diagnosis, treatment, and…
