Histopathology Sample (coe)

What is histopathology sample test?

A histopathology sample test is the microscopic examination of a biopsy or surgically removed tissue by a pathologist to identify disease, characterize abnormalities, and provide a definitive diagnosis that guides treatment decisions. The tissue is processed, thinly sectioned, stained, and reviewed under a microscope.

Why consider histopathology sample test?

Provides the gold‑standard diagnosis when imaging and blood tests are inconclusive, directly informing prognosis, staging, margins, and therapeutic choices. Enables assessment of tumor type and grade, invasion, lymphovascular/perineural involvement, and other features essential for clinical management.

Who should get this histopathology sample test?

• Individuals undergoing biopsy or surgery for a mass, lesion, or unexplained tissue abnormality where histologic confirmation will change management.
• Patients with suspected malignancy, granulomatous disease, autoimmune/inflammatory disorders, or infections requiring tissue characterization.

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OTHER NAMES: Histopathology (HPE), Surgical pathology, Biopsy histology, Tissue pathology

By analyzing cellular and structural changes within a tissue sample, typically obtained via biopsy, histopathologists can identify abnormalities, confirm diseases like cancer and infections, and determine the effectiveness of treatments. This process is essential for accurately diagnosing a wide range of conditions, from infections and inflammatory diseases to various types of cancer.