Assertion: biopsy | /r/HasProperty | done
Facets:
value: during a procedure
type: TEMPORAL
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: by placing a needle
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: most often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Why Are Biopsies Done?
text: Why Are Biopsies Done?
text: Biopsies are most often done to look for cancer.
text: Why a biopsy is done If you have been experiencing symptoms normally associated with cancer, and your doctor has located an area of concern, he or she may order a biopsy to help determine if that area is cancerous.
text: Your biopsy may be done by:
text: If your biopsy will be done using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), tell your doctor if you have a cardiac pacemaker or other electronic device implanted in your body or if you're pregnant or think you may be pregnant.
text: A biopsy is done if your doctor strongly suspects cancer or finds cancer through other, less invasive, tests.
text: They may also be done to match organ tissue before a transplant and to look for signs of organ rejection following a transplant.
text: A small metal clip or bracket may be left in the place where the biopsy was done, so it can easily be located again if more testing is needed, or if you go on to have a breast surgery.
text: Once the biopsy is done, the needle is removed.
text: In a small number of people — fewer than 1 percent — a collection of blood, known as a hematoma, can develop where the biopsy was done.
text: Many doctors recommend that people spend the first evening within an hour's driving distance of the hospital where the biopsy is done, in case a complication develops.
text: Biopsies are done to diagnose many diseases, especially cancer.
text: The biopsy is done using a small needle inserted into the bone.
text: Prostate biopsies can vary both in the method used and the site where the biopsy is done.
text: The biopsy is done using one of the following:
text: Most biopsies are done to rule out endometrial cancer or endometrial hyperplasia.
text: Biopsies are usually done to find out if a tumor is cancerous or to find the cause of an unexplained lesion, mole, infection, or inflammation.
text: Biopsy can be done by placing a needle through the skin into the breast to remove the tissue sample.
text: There is no way of preventing scarring when a biopsy is done, but you may be able to minimize scarring by keeping the area clean to avoid infections (which can increase scarring) and by avoiding stressing the area biopsied.
text: If your skin biopsy reveals a melanoma, further biopsies may be done to evaluate the lymph nodes in the area near the tumor.
text: Whenever a biopsy is done, there is a risk of too much bleeding (hemorrhage).
text: Be sure to discuss any concerns with your healthcare provider before the biopsy is done.
text: After your biopsy, you may have pain in the area where the biopsy was done.
text: He or she may have bruising, swelling, or pain in the area where the biopsy was done.
text: If your biopsy will be done using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), tell your doctor if you have a cardiac pacemaker or other electronic device implanted in your body or if you're pregnant or think you may be pregnant.
text: Once the biopsy is done, the area is covered with a sterile dressing or bandage.
text: A biopsy can also be done to determine whether the treatment has gotten rid of cancer cells or to monitor continued remission.
text: Other biopsies are done using local anesthesia to numb the skin.
text: You may have bruising, swelling, or pain in the area where the biopsy was done.
text: You may be sore in the area where the biopsy was done.
text: You may have stitches or an open sore where the biopsy was done.
text: A biopsy can also be done to:
text: Sometimes a biopsy may be done a week or two later if the skin condition is not considered severe or life threatening.
text: You will get medicine to help you sleep and numb the area where the biopsy will be done.
text: /p biopsy means a biopsy had been done, and s
text: What happens to the specimen after the biopsy is done?
text: While doing the normal pap smear procedure, the biopsy was done.
text: Why are biopsies done?
text: They are sometimes done to check if a lump is cancerous or not.
text: This biopsy may be done during a procedure called an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) test.
text: This biopsy may be done during a procedure called an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) test.
text: Once the biopsy is done, a pathologist examines tissue samples under a microscope to check for cancer cells.
text: Many doctors recommend that people spend the first evening within an hour's driving distance of the hospital where the biopsy is done, in case a complication develops.
text: You have discharge or pain in the area where the biopsy was done.
text: A biopsy may be done when a blood test shows a high level of prostate-specific antigen (PSA).
text: It may also be done after a digital rectal examination finds an abnormal prostate or a lump.
text: A biopsy is done to remove tissue or cells from the body to exam under a microscope.
text: The general identifying information includes the patient’s name, the medical record number issued by the hospital, the date when the biopsy or surgery was done, and the unique number of the specimen (which is assigned in the lab).
text: If a growth in the mouth or throat needs to be removed, the biopsy will be done first.
text: The doctor will numb the area of your temple where the biopsy will be done.
text: The biopsy is done to look for infection, cancer, or another condition.