BIOPSY (Large)

BIOPSY (Large)

A Large Biopsy is a diagnostic procedure in which a larger tissue sample is collected from an organ, lump, or abnormal growth for detailed laboratory examination. This test helps pathologists evaluate tissue architecture, detect infections, inflammation, precancerous changes, or confirm cancer diagnosis with greater accuracy.

Why This Test Is Done

• To diagnose tumors or abnormal growths
• To identify cancerous or non-cancerous conditions
• To evaluate chronic inflammation or infections
• To assess organ or tissue abnormalities
• To guide treatment planning and disease monitoring

Commonly Examined Samples

• Breast tissue
• Liver tissue
• Lung tissue
• Lymph nodes
• Gastrointestinal tissue
• Soft tissue masses

Benefits

• Provides detailed tissue analysis
• Helps in accurate diagnosis and staging
• Supports personalized treatment decisions
• Useful for advanced histopathological evaluation

Sample Type

Large tissue biopsy specimen collected by a medical professional.

Preparation

Preparation may vary depending on the biopsy site and procedure advised by the doctor.

Reporting Time

Usually 3 to 7 working days, depending on additional staining or specialized testing requirements.