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biopsy tissue looks like chicken fat
Recently diagnosed BI RADS category 4; had biopsy tissue looks like chicken fat; has anyone experienced anything like this; could this be cancer?
This is not something that you would find on a Pathology report. I suggest that you talk with your Physician and get a detailed explanation of the biopsy report. The report should contain the information as to whether the tissue contained cancer cells. Regards .....
I assume you don't have the results back yet.
It's hard to tell just looking at it like that. They have to slice it up and put it under a microscope. But I know what you mean. The doctor showed me my biopsy samples too and chicken fat is a good description for it. Mine was negative, but they didn't know till they looked under a microscope. However, the doctor said white tissue is usually health tissue, so hopefully you'll get some good news.
It's hard to tell just looking at it like that. They have to slice it up and put it under a microscope. But I know what you mean. The doctor showed me my biopsy samples too and chicken fat is a good description for it. Mine was negative, but they didn't know till they looked under a microscope. However, the doctor said white tissue is usually health tissue, so hopefully you'll get some good news.
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