LARGE BIOPSY TISSUE SIZE 3-6CM - INLAB

What is the LARGE BIOPSY TISSUE SIZE 3-6CM - INLAB?

LARGE BIOPSY TISSUE SIZE 3-6CM - INLAB includes Histopathology Report. The listed sample is Abdominal mass or Anal canal or Ankle or Arm swelling or Back swelling or Bladder mass or Bone or Breast or Butt mass or Cervix or Cheek mass or Chest mass or Circumcision or Colon or Corn biopsy or D&C material or D&E material or Ear tissue or Ectopic pregnancy or Elbow or Endometrium tissue or Eye tissue or Fibroadenoma or Fibroid or Finger or Fistula or Foot swelling or Forearm or Hydrocele biopsy or Hysterectomy or Intestine or Kidney tissue or Knee or Labia tissue or Large/XL biopsy or Leg swelling or Leg ulcer or Lip or Lipoma or Liver tissue or Lymph node or Mastectomy or Melanoma biopsy or MRM breast or Neck cyst or Nose polyp or Ovary cyst or Penis or Piles or Placenta or Prostate or Prostatectomy or Scalp cyst or Scrotum or Shoulder or Stomach or Testis or Thigh mass or Thyroid mass or Tongue or Tonsil or Tubectomy or TURP-Prostate or UT+CX+1FT+1Ovar or UT+CX+2FT or UT+CX+2FT+2Ovar or Uterus cervix or Uterus mass or Vagina tissue or Wrist. The parameter table provides the available units and method details. Discuss the measurements with your clinician in the context of the investigations requested.

What does the LARGE BIOPSY TISSUE SIZE 3-6CM - INLAB measure?

1 parameters. Expand a group to see the measurements, units and available method details.

The reference interval printed on your actual laboratory report governs interpretation. Intervals can vary by laboratory, method, age, sex and pregnancy. Methods can also vary by processing laboratory.

LARGE BIOPSY TISSUE SIZE 3-6CM - INLAB: sample & preparation

Sample: Confirm with the laboratory. Fasting: Not required.

• Place the excised specimen immediately into 10% neutral buffered formalin with a fixative volume at least ten times the specimen volume. Label the container with the patient's name, the specimen site, and any orientation sutures, and complete the accompanying requisition.

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