pathological analysis

What Types of Samples are Analyzed?

Various types of samples can be used for pathological analysis, including:
Biopsy samples: Small pieces of tissue removed from the body.
Surgical specimens: Larger sections of tissue removed during surgery.
Cytology samples: Cells collected from fluids or scrapings from the body.
Body fluids: Such as blood, urine, or cerebrospinal fluid.

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