A multi-center retrospective analysis of ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration biopsy for detecting additional positive axillary node metastasis in early breast cancer Youjia Li Mengru Dong Zhipeng Hong ResearchOpen Access27 May 2025Scientific Reports ...
A fluid discharge testis used to check any fluid coming from your nipple to see if it contains cancer cells. A biopsyis a procedure used to remove part or all of the tumor. The tissue is tested for cancer, the type of cancer it is, and if it responds to hormones. ...
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Current medical practitioners usually use IHC tests on breast biopsy specimens to determine the molecular subtype of breast cancer, but this method has many disadvantages, such as the high test cost, the interreader variability of pathologists and, obviously, the need for a biopsy specimen. Further...
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Depending on the type of biopsy and whether neighboring lymph nodes were removed, the biopsy report may include additional information. For example, the report may clarify how much the cancer has spread. Another important step is to determine whether the cancer cells are hormone-receptor positive ...
If the report says you have normal or benign (noncancerous) tissue, and your doctor still thinks the area is suspicious, you may need to have another procedure. If the biopsy shows that you havebreast cancer, the pathologist’s report will include details about the tumor. This will help ...
Reisterstown Road next to Advanced Radiology—making it easier for individuals to access mammography and MRI imaging services. In addition to its convenient location, the facility has six consultation rooms, a minor surgery suite and a dedicated stereotactic biopsy room equipped with the most advanced...