Various types of patient data are integrated in histology, including:
Demographic data: Age, gender, and ethnicity can influence disease prevalence and histological features. Clinical history: Symptoms, previous diagnoses, and treatments provide essential context for interpreting histological findings. Imaging studies: X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs can correlate with histological findings and guide biopsy sites. Laboratory results: Blood tests and other lab results can offer additional insights into the patient's condition. Genetic information: Genetic testing can reveal mutations that may be associated with specific histological patterns.