… surgical biopsy and core-needle biopsy (CNB) techniques for diagnosing cancer in women
with a palpable or nonpalpable breast … almost as accurate as open biopsy and that CNB had …

… nonpalpable breast lesion evident at mammography, underwent computer-guided sterotaxic
14-gauge needle biopsy followed by hook-wire localization and open surgical biopsy. …

… lesions is high.5, 7 In the present study, we hypothesized that … , open surgical biopsy
continues to be widely and excessively used for the initial management of suspicious breast lesions …

… Wire localization is an accurate method for guiding surgical biopsies of occult breast
lesions, and close co-operation between different specialities is of great importance in order to …

… The gun biopsy yielded findings that led to the correct diagnosis in two cases … lesions that
were missed at surgical biopsy; two lesions found at surgery were missed at gun biopsy. The …

… , and high-risk lesions. This review highlights benign breast lesions that are encountered on
… seen after previous surgery and/or breast radiation therapy and after breast reconstruction. …

… large-core necdIe biopsy of450 nonpalpable breast lesions with surgical correlation in lesions
with cancer or atypical hyperplasia. Rw!iologv … core biopsy of breast lesions: an indication …

… found at surgical biopsy of lesions identified as atypical ductal hyperplasia by stereotaxic
core breast biopsy. Stereotaxic core biopsies of 264 mammographically evident lesions were …

… biopsy site. 9*19 We developed a radiotracer method for localising non-palpable breast
lesions in 1996. 13-15 The surgical results of this procedure, called ROLL (radioguided occult …

… of 2246 wire localizations of nonpalpable suspicious breast lesions was 25%. The PPV of
24… Another advantage of LCNB over surgical biopsy is reduced cost, which by many estimates …