Tumor Necrosis
If the pathology report says that tumor necrosis is present, this means that dead breast cancer cells can be seen within the tissue sample. Tumor necrosis is often limited to a small area within the sample. Its presence suggests a more aggressive breast cancer.
Your Guide to the Breast Cancer Pathology Report is an on-the-go reference booklet you can fill out with your doctor or nurse to keep track of the results of your pathology report. Order a free booklet by mail or download the PDF of the booklet to print it at home.
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