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After a general screening colonoscopy, the gastroenterologist sent my sessile colon tumor biopsy to the lab and the report was completed. when i saw him a month later again to have it removed, would he have said if it was cancerous? maybe yes or no?
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You should ask specifically, and you may ask to see the completed report and ask for an explanation if you read it and do not fully understand it.
Answered 7/19/2022
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You are entitled to look at all the lab results. You should enroll in a program, "Patient Portal" and you will be able to access all of your medical records. The polyp should have been removed completely at the first procedure.
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