Pathological examination is the work of receiving, taking specimens, staining slides, reading pathological specimens, preserving samples, and consulting with a pathologist to make an accurate pathological diagnosis.

A pathology report is a document provided by a pathologist. This report is issued to diagnose a disease based on a pathological examination of a tissue sample taken from a patient's tumor. Based on the pathology report, detailed information about whether the tumor is benign or malignant can be known to help the doctor find the best treatment options.

Pathological examination is performed on cell and tissue specimens from organs in the body biopsied during endoscopy, needle biopsy or surgery. This is considered the gold standard in diagnosing diseases, especially malignant diseases.

Cancer can start anywhere in the body. Cancer that starts in the lungs is called lung cancer. It begins when cells in the lungs grow out of control and crowd out normal cells.

Cancer can start anywhere in the body. Cancer that starts in the lungs is called lung cancer. It begins when cells in the lungs grow out of control and crowd out normal cells.

Prostate biopsy is indicated by the doctor to diagnose whether the patient has cancerous cells or not. From that result, the doctor will make a pathology report and make a treatment plan to ensure the best health for the patient.