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How long does it take for a pathology report on an endometrial biopsy?
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1 to 2 days: The standard turn-around-time for tissue reports is 1 to 2 days but for simple tiny specimens, the tat is within 24 hours or less especially for those tissue labs running multiple processing machines.
Answered 11/12/2013
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