… 75%) of 334 specimens. Cells indicating the diagnosis … specimen in 51 (70%) lesions, in
the second specimen in 67 (92%), in the third specimen in 70 (96%), and in the fourth specimen …

… In addition, studies in the literature revealed the superiority of FNAB over core needle biopsy
… receptor content in fine needle aspiration biopsy specimen from patients with breast cancer. …

… Although we have previously described a large series comparing the accuracy of preoperative
core needle biopsy to that of the histology of the resected specimen in limb and limb …

… of minimally invasive small biopsy specimens (in contrast to larger and more invasive surgical
incisional/excisional biopsies). The cellular material is obtained through needle puncture, …

… of the corresponding radical prostatectomy specimens.' This relates to … core needle biopsy.
This means that underrecognition of a small focus of cancer in core needle biopsy specimens …

… 16 has been studied, and there have been many studies of core needle biopsy specimens
of the breast prior to this investigation, to my knowledge no study has specifically examined …

… those of the core biopsy specimens. The results of the FNA, core, and open biopsy were
compared … in all of our open biopsy specimens but in only 87.7% of the FNAs and 86.0% of the …

… The goal of this study was to determine whether transthoracic computed tomography–guided
core needle biopsy (CNB) and fine-needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy specimens were …

… biopsy are being identified due to the widespread use of screening mammography. Large-core
needle biopsy (… If no particles were visible on specimen radiography, additional core …

… greater than those produced by an FNA biopsy. By its nature, CNB … specimen. Inappropriate
diagnostic categorization based on the findings in a resection specimen after biopsy is not …