fine-needle

Both doctors agreed that the one procedure I could and should perform was a fine-needle aspiration of the mass.

Fine-needle aspiration may be the only test you need to find out whether a lump is cancerous.

Ultrasound may be used to guide a fine-needle aspiration biopsy.

Removing fluid through fine-needle aspiration may help relieve symptoms of pain or pressure.

Fine-needle aspiration cytology can also be used to confirm the diagnosis.

Find your nodule during a thyroid biopsy with a fine-needle aspiration.

This simple procedure is also called fine-needle aspiration.

Alternatively, a fine-needle aspiration biopsy may be performed and is often used to test masses.

Fine-needle aspiration to check the nodule for cancer.

Fine-needle aspiration biopsies are very safe, minor surgical procedures.

The site of the fine-needle aspiration may be sore for a couple of days, and you may have a bruise.

MTC can also be diagnosed by fine-needle aspiration biopsy.

A fine-needle aspiration biopsy puts a thin needle through the skin, into the lump, and removes cells to look at.

Treatments may include pain relievers, oral contraceptives, fine-needle aspiration, supportive bras, and more.

Surgery or other invasive procedures, including direct instrumentation of the tumor (e.g., fine-needle aspiration).

Thyroid ultrasound, to see the number and size of nodules or to locate the nodule for fine-needle aspiration.

The commonly used diagnostic procedures for skin tumors are fine-needle aspiration cytology and tissue biopsy.

In general, a fine-needle aspiration can be done anywhere it is safe to put a needle, including liver, lung, kidney, and superficial masses.

In a fine-needle breast biopsy, your doctor inserts a thin needle into a lump and removes a sample of cells or fluid.

Fine-needle biopsy.

Fine-needle aspiration guided by ultrasound.

Therefore, diagnosis based solely on clinical signs, fine-needle aspiration or complete excisional biopsy are safer choices.

Severe cases may require fine-needle aspiration of the bursa fluid, sometimes coupled with cortisone injections.

Dr. Yang's approach, aided by radiological techniques, promises to raise fine-needle aspiration to new heights.

And, just as the fine-needle spray of water flowed down over her shaking figure, so all sense and caution drained away from her dazed mind.