Advances in molecular pathology have revolutionized cancer diagnosis and treatment. Genetic mutations within cancer cells can provide critical information about tumor behavior, prognosis, and the most effective therapies. Pathologists play a key role in testing for these mutations, integrating molecular…
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…
