At the time you receive a life-changing diagnosis, your mental energy is spent digesting the news. You may be overwhelmed by intense emotions. But later, you might wonder, “Who decided I have this and how?” Or you may look at your pathology report and see many pages of complex medical jargon. Your doctor summarized the report, but you’re curious about the details. I can answer any questions about your lab results or pathology report.
Pathologists are the doctors that oversee the laboratory and have a deep understanding of how the tests are performed and to how to interpret them. Pathologists examine your tissue at a cellular level to make a diagnosis. Your pathology report can best be explained by a pathologist.
Pathology reports are written by pathologists for pathologists. We train for between 4 and 7 years in the field of pathology to master the art of making a diagnosis and writing reports. Pathologists understand pathology reports best.
We can discuss if these services are right for you and how much time would be needed.
81 U.S. Dollars per 15 minutes.
Most questions, particularly lab and genetic results, can be answered within 15 minutes. Leukemia/lymphoma and Surgical pathology reports that include multiple ancillary reports such as cytogenetic and molecular reports may take up to 60 minutes.
Nothing, unless you want to bring paper copies of pathology reports and lab results. You need to upload your reports at least 24 hours before your appointment.
You can decide if you prefer to meet in-person or virtually - the choice is yours.
No, not at the moment.
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