Why is this procedure performed?
- When a suspicious area is visible only on MRI and not on ultrasound or mammography
- To evaluate the extent of disease in confirmed breast cancer cases
- To obtain an accurate diagnosis without the need for open surgery
An MRI-guided breast biopsy is a highly precise, minimally invasive procedure used to sample suspicious lesions invisible to ultrasound or mammography, ensuring accurate diagnosis and early detection for optimal health outcomes.
Scientific name: MRI-Guided Breast Biopsy
A sophisticated procedure using MRI guidance to precisely locate and sample abnormal breast tissue not visible via other imaging. It is minimally invasive, performed under local anesthesia, ensuring high diagnostic accuracy.