We may have to comb every inch of every suspicious area.

A biopsy is the only test that can tell for sure if a suspicious area is cancer.

The suspicious area may be noticed during a physical examination, or inside the body on an imaging test.

During this procedure, suspicious areas will be removed and sent for microscopic analysis.

A biopsy tells if a lump or suspicious area is cancer.

When a suspicious area on a mammogram or a lump is found, your doctor will probably send you for more tests.

The kind of breast biopsy a doctor recommends may depend on what the suspicious area looks like.

It will tell if the suspicious area is cancer or not.

The wire then guides your doctor to the suspicious area to take a biopsy sample.

Her doctor thought there might be other suspicious areas in her breast that could become cancer if only the one known area was removed.