Useful answers before you send a case.
For specimen-specific advice, contact Oromed before collection or dispatch.
Who can refer a case to Oromed?
Dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, ENT and head & neck clinicians, hospitals and pathology services can contact Oromed regarding a case.
Can Oromed provide a second opinion?
Yes. Contact the laboratory to coordinate submission of the existing slides, blocks, report and relevant clinical or imaging information.
What information should accompany a biopsy?
Include patient and clinician identifiers, specimen site and type, clinical history, differential diagnosis and relevant photographs or imaging.
When will the report be ready?
Timing depends on specimen type, decalcification and whether special stains, immunohistochemistry or additional consultation is required. The laboratory will advise you after receiving and assessing the specimen.
Can I discuss the result with a consultant?
Yes. Direct clinician-to-pathologist communication is part of Oromed’s service; contact the laboratory to arrange a discussion.