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Gyno performed uterine biopsy but states not enough tissue gotten 4 diagnosis but biopsy results read "normal ' please help understand ?
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It is normal : We may think at the Time we are doing the biopsy that we didn't obtain enough tissue, however if the pathology report says it's normal then they were able to obtain enough tissue to get a good specimen. The pathologist would have let the provider know that there was not enough tissue to determine if the results were normal. So it sounds like everything is good.
Answered 4/7/2016
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