A pathologist is a specialist medical doctor who examines tissues, cells, organs, and bodily fluids to diagnose diseases, determine the nature of illnesses, and provide information that is crucial for treatment decisions. Types of pathologists include anatomical pathologists, hematopathologists, neuropathologists, cytopathologists, and forensic pathologists. Pathologists often work in hospitals, laboratories, or academic institutions. Their findings …
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In this section, our team of pathologists answers some of the most common questions about pathology and pathology reports. Have a question? Contact us. What is a pathology report? A pathology report is a medical document that describes what was found when a pathologist examined a tissue sample. A pathologist is a doctor who specializes …
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What is pathology? Who writes my pathology report? Who can I talk to about my pathology report? What happens to my tissue sample after it is sent to the laboratory? What are common pathology tests? What does gross description mean? What is a frozen section? What is an addendum? What are the most important pathological …
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