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What is the definition or description of: nasal biopsy?
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Remove nose tissue: A nasal biopsy is performed when a suspicious portion within the nose is removed, either in part or completely to allow for evaluation by a pathologist. The pathologist will then study the tissue and remark on its normalcy or abnormalcy.
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Nasal biopsy: Generally biopsy of mucosa or lesion inside nose for diagnostic purposes.
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