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Provide accurate and complete information about the number of containers and specimens per container on the submission form. Double check that the tissues in the containers match what is indicated on the submission form. Ensure all containers are tightly sealed to avoid formalin leaks.
If I have cancer will my biopsy results come back faster? No. How long you have to wait does not reflect what the result will be. The speed at which its done only reflects the process within a particular clinic.
A biopsy report is also known as a histopathology report or a surgical pathology report. For many health problems, a diagnosis is made by removing a piece of tissue for study in the pathology lab. The piece of tissue may be called the sample or specimen. A pathologist looks at the specimen.
The results, called a pathology report, may be ready as soon as 2 or it may take as long as 10 days. How long it takes to get your biopsy results depends on how many tests are needed on the sample. Based on these tests, the laboratory processing your sample can learn if cancer is present and, if so, what type it is.
Results from a biopsy are usually returned with 24 to 48 hours. Special biopsies performed during surgical procedures may take as little as 10 to 15 minutes. Depending on the type of biopsy, you may need to make a follow-up appointment with your doctor to discuss the results. Treatment depends on the diagnosis.
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If your pathologist suspects certain types of cancer, such as lymphoma, he or she might need to perform additional testing to determine the subtype. This process takes an additional 24 to 96 hours, depending on the complexity of the cancer. It can be agonizing to wait for biopsy results.
Afterward, the report of the findings is given to your physician, who will then communicate the results to you. Because of this course of action, breast biopsy results typically take 2-3 days to docHub the patient but may take up to a week or longer depending on the complexity of the case and the tissue sample.
The tissue sample removed during a biopsy is called a specimen. The medical staff who perform your biopsy place the specimen in a container with a fluid to preserve it.

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