Question with Pathology report?
How come on my pathology report it stated multinucleated sarcomatoid tumor giant cells are present but it's doesn't no mention the percentage of it.
Can anyone help me to understand what it mean?
Thanks!
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That's a good question. I think everthing would be so much easier if there was a set standard for pathology reports. From the many that have been posted on here, I find it interesting the differences on how pathology reports are written.
I don't have an answer for you 1774--other than visiting with your doctor to see if he/she can find the answer for you. Good luck!
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