It is done to monitor the results in case of a change. In my case, I went through four biopsies before cancer in its very early stages was discovered.
The biopsy reveals a noncancerous (benign) or cancerous (malignant) lesion. Benign lesions may require treatment.
Not necessarily. A time delay would be more common in borderline results, where several pathologists are reviewing the slides and coming to a consensus regarding the classification.
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If my biopsy diagnosis says, I have benign secretory endometrium, do I have to go through a hysterectomy surgery?
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It's show the nature of the cells caught in the biopsy, whether they've benign, malign or entirely natural.
If less invasive tests are not conclusive, the presence of cancer or a variety of benign breast conditions can be determined by using a biopsy
Cerebral= brain. A brain biopsy means removing a small piece of tissue, for example, a portion of a mass to determine if the tissue is benign or cancerous.
When a doctor does a biopsy on a suspicious lump, sometimes she discovers it is a "benign tumor" -- the cells are benign, that is, they are not cancerous and have no effect on health.
A benign growth on the lungs would not be treated by chemotherapy. Benign means noncancerous. A biopsy would determine if a growth is benign. Talk to your lung doctor about options for your treatment.
Usually by taking a tissue biopsy. The sample is examined under a microscope to determine whether it's benign or cancerous.