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Is there a way to test tissue in someone's lips?
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Biopsy: If there is an abnormal tissue in the lips, or any other site in the body, it can be examined by removing the tissue and submitting it to a pathologist for gross and microscopic examination and additional tests as may be warranted.
Answered 5/4/2012
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