to pathologize
- verb
- /pəˈθɑlədʒaɪz/
- Specialized
- The doctor will pathologize the tissue sample.
Examples
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After surgery, the removed organ was pathologized for further analysis.
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They pathologized the biopsy results yesterday.
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The laboratory will pathologize the tissue sample to check for any signs of infection.
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Doctors often pathologize unusual growths to determine if they are cancerous.
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The doctor will pathologize the samples to confirm the diagnosis.
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During the procedure, the technician prepared to pathologize the tissue samples for further analysis.
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After examining the biopsy, the pathologist will pathologize the findings to determine if there is any disease present.
Synonyms
To find the cause of an illness or problem by examining it
How Thorough
- Specialized
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pathologize comes from pathology, where patho- means 'disease' and -logy means 'study'. So to pathologize a tissue is to examine it to find signs of disease.