Assertion: biopsy | /r/HasProperty | performed
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: a second time
type: TEMPORAL
value: most commonly
type: DEGREE
value: after surgery
type: TEMPORAL
value: subsequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: according to a 2018 study
type: OTHER
value: endoscopically
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
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text: After the biopsy is performed, the sample of tissue that was removed from the patient is sent to the pathology laboratory.
text: Usually, a biopsy is performed to examine tissue for disease.
text: If a lung or kidney biopsy has been performed, it is very common to see a small amount of blood in sputum or urine after the procedure.
text: Some biopsies are performed endoscopically, while others are performed under image guidance, such as ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the radiology suite.
text: Before a biopsy is performed, it is important to make sure that the threat of cancer cannot be disproved or ruled out by a simpler, less invasive examination.
text: You must remain very still while the imaging and the biopsy are being performed.
text: According to a 2018 study published In JAMA Internal Medicine, more biopsies are performed due to MRI screenings than mammogram screenings, but these biopsies are less likely to be positive for breast cancer.﻿﻿
text: You must remain very still while the imaging and the biopsy are being performed.
text: If the patient has a platelet count lower than 50,000/cubic mm, he or she can be given a platelet transfusion as a temporary relief measure, and a biopsy can then be performed.
text: discuss how and why the biopsy will be performed
text: A CT or MRI brain scan is done to find the position where the biopsy will be performed.
text: If the platelet count is lower than 50,000/cubic mm, the patient may be given a platelet transfusion as a temporary relief measure, and a biopsy can then be performed.
text: A biopsy of the lung is performed to obtain lung tissue for examination of pathological features.
text: A lot of suspected breast cancer cases are finally disproven when a biopsy is performed.
text: Biopsies are often performed to identify abnormalities in liver tissues after imaging studies have failed to yield clear results.
text: A biopsy is usually performed when there are lesions that can be felt or seen on imaging such as ultrasound, X-ray, computed tomography (CT) scan, or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan.
text: If the biopsy is performed with you seated, you will sit in a chair during the procedure.
text: The radiologist who reads your mammogram or ultrasound examination, in consultation with your primary care physician, may recommend that a biopsy be performed if an area within the breast appears to be abnormal.
text: A local anesthetic is injected at the site where the biopsy is performed.
text: A biopsy is performed by removing a small portion of the mass and sending it to a pathologist.
text: Whether the biopsy is performed before or after surgery, it should always be performed so we know what the growth is.
text: Whether the biopsy is performed before or after surgery, it should always be performed so we know what the growth is.
text: Subsequently, the biopsy is performed if indicated.
text: It is most commonly performed to determine the presence of cancer or other malignant diseases in the breast, skin, bone, marrow, and intestines.
text: You must remain very still while the imaging and the biopsy are being performed.
text: A CT or MRI brain scan is done to find the position where the biopsy will be performed.
text: A biopsy might be performed in what is called a “blind” fashion, where the doctor uses x-rays or touch to determine what section of tissue must be removed and then does so based on pre-visuals or touch.
text: The biopsy is performed to determine if there are cancer cells in the node.
text: A biopsy that is inconclusive may need to be performed a second time.
text: Other complications depend on where the biopsy is performed