No way to tell: Lesions mimicking lung cancer include everything from old histoplasmosis (ubiquitous where i live) to stray dog heartworms. Or a first biopsy can be "benign" because they missed the cancer which is very common. Cherish each day with dad, and if the more definitive biopsy is benign, be happy.
Answered 2/3/2017
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Hard to tell: It would be impossible to tell from the above information. The question they should ask when a biopsy comes back negative is whether the lesion in question was actually sampled or did they sample normal tissue beside the lesion in question.
Answered 10/23/2017
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No way of knowing: We would need to know the case and be able to review imaging to even make a guess. Lung biopsies can be done and still not come up with a diagnosis.
Answered 6/5/2017
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