You will then be asked to take several deep breaths to help verify the position of the needle. The locating needle depth is measure and then removed. The biopsy needle is inserted following the path of the locating needle. Again the position of the needle will be verified. The sample is taken and the needle is removed.
Pressure is applied to the biopsy site to stop the bleeding , and a bandage is applied.
You will remain in the hospital after the test and lie on your back for 12 to 24-hours. How The Test Will Feel When the local anesthetic is injected, there will be a prick and a mild stinging. As the biopsy is done, there will be an aching feeling. After the test there may be muscle soreness . You may see bright red blood in the urine the first 24-hours after the test.