In situ hybridization (often abbreviated as ISH) is a specialized laboratory test that enables pathologists to detect specific pieces of genetic material (DNA or RNA) directly within the cells of a tissue sample. The phrase “in situ” means “in its original place,” and “hybridization” refers to the way a probe (a small piece of complementary …
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An amendment to a pathology report is a change or addition made to a previously issued pathology report. Any amendment to a pathology report must be documented and communicated to the appropriate healthcare providers involved in the patient’s care, as it may impact subsequent management decisions. An amendment to a pathology report may be necessary …
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An addendum is an additional note or update that is added to a pathology report after the original report has been issued. It allows the pathologist to provide new information or to clarify the findings already described. The addendum becomes a permanent part of your pathology report and should always be read together with the …
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