misinterpretation of results

What are Common Areas of Misinterpretation?

Misinterpretation can occur in several key areas:
Imaging Studies: Errors in reading CT scans, MRIs, or X-rays can lead to incorrect staging or even failure to detect the cancer.
Pathology Reports: Misinterpretation of biopsy samples can result in incorrect diagnosis and inappropriate treatment plans.
Biomarker Tests: Misreading genetic or molecular tests can lead to inappropriate use of targeted therapies.

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