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Gynecologic pathology

Answers for the most difficult cases

In gynecologic pathology, we see a wide variety of cases, from ovarian tumors and endometrial lesions to gestational disease problems. Our section members have trained at various institutions and in various subspecialty areas, adding valuable insights to the range of cases we review.

8

8 subspecialized pathologists

4,500+

4,500+ cases reviewed each year

Gynecologic pathology Test menu

Pathology consultations Pathology consultations
Gynecologic sarcomas and tumors Gynecologic sarcomas and tumors
Detection of high- and/or low-risk HPV by DNA in situ hybridization Detection of high- and/or low-risk HPV by DNA in situ hybridization
Detection of high-risk HPV E6/E7 transcripts by RNA in situ hybridization Detection of high-risk HPV E6/E7 transcripts by RNA in situ hybridization
Genomic copy number and structural analysis for products of conception Genomic copy number and structural analysis for products of conception

Pathology consultations

Key testing

Gynecologic sarcomas and tumors

Key testing

Highlights

Whole transcriptome RNA sequencing

Learn more about how Mayo Clinic Laboratories approach to whole transcriptome RNA sequencing provides the most comprehensive detection of gene fusions in solid tumors through use of next-generation sequencing to identify fusions in 1,445 genes.

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Detection of high- and/or low-risk HPV by DNA in situ hybridization

Key testing

Detection of high-risk HPV E6/E7 transcripts by RNA in situ hybridization

Key testing

Genomic copy number and structural analysis for products of conception

Key testing

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