CNN According to Lance October 27, 2013 09:41:00
With darrie's identification. >> something should have been done to tell me that there wasn't anything wrong with me before i had a radical double mastectomy. >> you make the diagnosis with a biopsy, and for sure there could be a domino or butterfly effect that occurs from having a mistake in that initial biopsy where everybody starts to make a decision based on that initial biopsy or error. >> 1 out of 1,000 lab specimens is mislabeled. if your surgeon, radiologist, and pathologists don't all agree on your biopsy results, ask if you should repeat the test or get another opinion. at number 7, ...
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