Sterotactic Biopsy

A stereotactic biopsy uses mammography, a special breast x-ray, to guide doctors to a lump or abnormality that can’t be felt or seen on ultrasound, but that can be seen on the mammogram. It creates a 3-D picture of the lump’s location to guide the radiologist to the right area with maximum accuracy.


During this procedure, for your comfort you will remain seated in an upright position while the biopsy is performed. The radiologist perform a core needle or vacuum assisted biopsy laterally while your breast will be somewhat compressed in the mammographic biopsy system.

 

 


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