… to the patient who desires complete excision of a benign appearing … excision with this device
to avoid further discomfort as well as to eliminate the concern of a retained palpable breast …

… Two of these women had bilateral breast lesions for which both core and excisional biopsies
were performed; therefore, 160 lesions were … surgical excision without core biopsies …

… of breast biomarker studies carried out on core biopsies accurately reflect those of the surgical
excision … markers obtained on image-guided breast biopsies and final surgical specimens …

… biopsy (SCNB) has been widely accepted as an alternative to wire localization and surgical
excision of nonpalpable breast … to image-guided breast biopsy, no standard criteria were …

… surgical excision in our small … Histologic specimen obtained at surgical breast biopsy
shows … 14-gauge automated core breast biopsy shows atypical lobular hyperplasia. …

… Surgical excision is also warranted if percutaneous biopsy … surgical excision be performed
for percutaneous biopsy findings … atypia that are not excised after percutaneous breast biopsy. …

… breast biopsies performed at our institution during a 7-year period. Cancer was found at surgical
excision … diagnosis of papilloma at percutaneous biopsy; among these cancers, most (80…

… Atypical ductal hyperplasia and ductal carcinoma in situ as revealed by large-core needle
breast biopsy: results of surgical excision. AJR Am J Roentgenol 2000;175:1341-6 [PubMed] […

… on minimally invasive breast biopsy, when subsequent surgical excision is the standard of
care [… on minimally invasive biopsy, all patients should proceed to surgical excisional biopsy to …

… breast core needle biopsies (CNB) ranges from excision to clinical observation due to the
variation in reported upgrades to malignancy at surgical excision. … support surgical excision for …