Cancer Pathology Second Opinions

Expert Review for Clarity and Direction
Confirm your diagnosis, refine your treatment plan, and move forward with confidence.

Licensed in CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, HI, MA, MD, NC, NH, NJ, NV, NY, OK, PA, TX, VA, WA, and WV

About Cancer Pathology

A second opinion in cancer pathology can make a life-changing difference — ensuring an accurate understanding of tumor type, grade, and biomarker status. At EPIARX Diagnostics, Dr. Rodic applies his deep expertise to review cases, confirm findings, and identify potential alternative treatment directions.

Our second-opinion services include:

  • Rapid review with clear turnaround times
    (48 hrs preliminary; 5–7 days final)

  • Comprehensive histologic and immunohistochemical slide re-examination

  • Biomarker reassessment (HER2, ER/PR, PD-L1, KRAS, and others)

  • Strategic recommendations for targeted or adjuvant therapies

  • Online consultations to discuss findings directly with patients and clinicians

Why Choose a Second Opinion at EPIARX?

  • Gain confidence in your diagnosis and next steps

  • Reduce uncertainty during a critical time

  • Ensure nothing important is overlooked

  • Get clear, actionable insights for you and your care team

  • Move forward with clarity and peace of mind

Your Second Opinion Process


Ideal Candidates

  • Patients with a cancer diagnosis seeking confirmation

  • Cases with uncertain, conflicting, or incomplete pathology results

  • Tumors showing borderline or unusual biomarker expression

  • Complex cancers requiring advanced molecular or panel testing

  • Situations where treatment decisions depend on precise pathology

Some Commonly Asked Questions

Can I send digital slides?
Yes—we accept both digital pathology files and physical glass slides.

How is biomarker testing done?
We perform immunohistochemistry and molecular panels if needed.

Who should I share this report with?
Your oncologist, surgeon or broader care team - anyone involved in your treatment planning.

Get trusted answers from an expert pathologist