Surgical Pathology: Gynecology Test Requisition Form 2025

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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.
A pathology report is a pathologists description of what they found in a sample of body tissue or fluid. It also gives you a diagnosis or recommendations based on what the cells and tissues look like compared to what they expect normal ones to look like.
Surgical pathology is the study of tissue samples removed during surgery. These are used to help diagnose a disease and decide on a treatment plan. A surgical pathologist often provides consultation services in a wide variety of organ systems and medical subspecialties.
Pathology requisition forms are used by physicians to test organ, tissue and bodily fluid samples for disease diagnosis. Other samples collected include blood, oral fluid, , cervical fluid, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid and ascetic fluid.
Below are the 6 levels of examination that surgical pathology follows: Level #1: Gross Examination. Level #2: Microscopic Examination. Level #3: Molecular Analysis. Level #4: Gross and Microscopic Examination. Level #5: Gross and Microscopic Examination. Level #6: Gross and Microscopic Examination.
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The pathologist typically sends a pathology report to the doctor within 10 days after the biopsy or surgery is performed. Frozen sectioning is another approach used by a pathologist for tissue examination. Frozen sections are prepared when an immediate answer about a tissue sample is needed.
CPT Code 88305: Level IV-Surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination. These examinations would be ordered as a gross and microscopic pathology exam or a gross and microscopic tissue exam.

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