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Understanding Your Breast Pathology Report

rebeccalee
rebeccalee CSN Member Posts: 1
edited March 2014 in Breast Cancer #1
Hi everyone! I'd like to share a wonderful website that shows actual path slides of all the various types of breast cancer and abnormal growth. Very educational!
http://region4.tricare.osd.mil/breast_health

Comments

  • cruf
    cruf CSN Member Posts: 908 Member
    Hi! What a great website! I wish I knew about it 2 years ago. Thanks for sharing it with us! HUGS!! Cathy
  • csgossard
    csgossard CSN Member Posts: 13
    What a great site...very informative and helpful in understanding exactly what pathology report means. Thanks a load for the info!
  • jmears
    jmears CSN Member Posts: 266
    Great information. I am going to go back and pull out my report. I had a lot of questions that I never understood about it ... not that my DR didn't explain well ... I was just overwhelmed at the time. Thanks so much!! Jamie
  • susanpecq
    susanpecq CSN Member Posts: 14
    Thanks for sharing. This is an EXCELLENT site. I think I might finally understand my pathology report!
    Sue
  • samari
    samari CSN Member Posts: 12
    This is an excellent site - thanks so much for sharing it with us all
  • nasa2537
    nasa2537 CSN Member Posts: 311
    Thanks for the info...I'll go check it out. I've always been interested in what Dr's actually see. Best wishes, Cyndi