What Information Is Included in a Histology Report?
A typical histology report includes several key components:
Patient Information: This section includes the patient's name, age, sex, and medical history. Specimen Details: Information about the tissue sample, including the type of specimen, the site from which it was taken, and any special stains or techniques used. Microscopic Description: A detailed description of the tissue at the microscopic level, noting any abnormalities or significant findings. Diagnosis: The final diagnosis based on the microscopic examination, often including staging and grading if applicable. Comments: Additional observations or recommendations for further testing or consultation.
