biopsy English

Meaning biopsy meaning

What does biopsy mean?

biopsy

— noun examination of tissues or liquids from the living body to determine the existence or cause of a disease

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Well, biopsy like that would take 12 hours in any laboratory in the world.

Biopsy lab, where's my report?

Biopsy, come in!

But lately it's been like waiting for a biopsy report - benign or malignant.

The biopsy we took last week confirms it.

But the biopsy says it's a birthmark.

We're going to do a biopsy.

He'll be coordinating with pathology about your biopsy.

I have to do a biopsy and.

Check her biopsy report.

I'm asking you to biopsy a family of rodents.

A biopsy.

He agreed to let me do the biopsy.

I get to biopsy the lymph node.

Run a biopsy on that, though, just to make sure.

Biopsy, uh, negative.

Biopsy Lab. Biopsy, where's my report?

Biopsy, come in.

I'll have to run a biopsy and get some x-rays and run some liver-function studies.

The doctor took a biopsy and it's malignant.

Oh. Jack, would you take Shaka up to the lab and run a biopsy on him.

Breast biopsy, appendectomy.

It's a bit large for a cell biopsy, isn't it?

A simple cell biopsy will confirm it.

Cell biopsy?

Biopsy?

Biopsy Lab.

Biopsy, where's my report?

We have to examine him now. Take a lung biopsy.

Skin biopsy reveals 9 millimeters of. Read isotonic.

I'm gonna have to take a biopsy on this.

He took a biopsy, Jerry.

So I get out a biopsy needle, a kind of syringe, quite big, attached to a handle.

Someone had taken a muscle biopsy from him after he died.

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Or imagine a simple and inexpensive urine test that can diagnose cancer, eliminating the need for a surgical biopsy.

Elevated PSA levels would suggest the presence of prostate cancer, even if no physical abnormalities were detected, so a tissue biopsy would be conducted.

In an active surveillance program, a patient diagnosed with a PSA-prompted biopsy delays treatment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's thuggish foreign policy has proved these Russophobes right, so nominating Leviathan, the superb biopsy of his regime, seemed only right.