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What does it mean when my report says the findings are “atypical”, “atypical small acinar proliferation (ASAP)”, or “suspicious for cancer” or “glandular atypia” or “atypical glandular proliferation”?

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What does it mean when my report says the findings are “atypical”, “atypical small acinar proliferation (ASAP)”, or “suspicious for cancer” or “glandular atypia” or “atypical glandular proliferation”?

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All these terms mean the same thing, where the pathologist sees something under the microscope that is worrisome for cancer yet the pathologist is not 100% sure that cancer is present.

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