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Percutaneous Breast Biopsy DE000

If your doctor notices something unusual on your mammogram or detects a lump in your breast, they may recommend a percutaneous breast biopsy. Although it may sound complicated, this straightforward procedure involves taking a small sample of breast tissue to check for signs of cancer or other breast issues. "Percutaneous" simply means that the tissue is collected through the skin, without the need for a large incision or surgery.


Depending on the area being examined, your doctor might use different tools to guide the procedure. These may include an ultrasound (which uses sound waves to create images), a mammogram (a specialized breast x-ray), or an MRI (which uses magnets and radio waves) to precisely locate the area for sampling. There are a few methods for obtaining the sample: one uses a very fine needle to extract cells (fine-needle aspiration), another involves a slightly larger needle to remove a small piece of tissue (core needle biopsy), and a third is a vacuum-assisted biopsy, where a specialized device collects multiple samples through a single small incision.


This procedure is essential because it helps your doctor determine if there is cause for concern. It is performed with care to ensure your comfort and typically takes only a short time. Afterward, the sample is sent to a lab, where experts examine it under a microscope to identify any cancer cells or other abnormalities. This information is critical for deciding the next steps, whether that involves further tests, treatment, or routine monitoring. Remember, early detection and treatment of potential problems can make a significant difference in your health outcomes.

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Trinitas Regional Medical Center - Williamson Street Campus

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Elizabeth, NJ (11 mi)

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Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital

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New Rochelle, NY (18 mi)

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Maimonides Childrens Hospital

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Brooklyn, NY (5 mi)

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Westchester Medical Center

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Valhalla, NY (28 mi)

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RWJ University Hospital Somerset

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Somerville, NJ (32 mi)

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St Johns Episcopal Hospital

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Far Rockaway, NY (16 mi)

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The Childrens Hospital at Saint Peters University Hospital

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New Brunswick, NJ (28 mi)

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Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center

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Livingston, NJ (16 mi)

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Stony Brook University Hospital

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Stony Brook, NY (49 mi)

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St Joseph Childrens Hospital

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Paterson, NJ (15 mi)

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St Josephs Wayne Medical Center

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Wayne, NJ (19 mi)

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St Josephs University Medical Center

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Paterson, NJ (15 mi)

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Hudson Regional Hospital

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Secaucus, NJ (6 mi)

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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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New York, NY (4 mi)

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Stamford, CT (34 mi)

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Capital Health Medical Center - Hopewell

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Pennington, NJ (43 mi)

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