A healthcare worker is looking at a biopsy of the liver and notices clumps of abnormal-looking liver cells. What will most likely happen next?

Abnormal-looking clumps of liver cells can be a sign of cancer, but their appearance alone may not confirm it. The healthcare team will most likely do additional tests to determine whether the cells are cancerous. Bacterial infection is less likely because the clumps described are liver cells, not bacteria.

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