… In conclusion, our results support those of previous studies that benign papillary lesions
diagnosed by CNB should be excised by VAB or excisional biopsy. In our experience, VAB is an …

… of upstaging in whom excisional biopsy may potentially be … papillary lesion on CNB. Six
patients were upstaged overall (13%), to intraductal papillary carcinoma (7%), invasive papillary …

… %) diagnosed as papillary lesions had breast cancer or ADH identified at excisional biopsy.
Therefore, the diagnostic accuracy for identifying carcinoma or ADH in a papillary lesion was …

… Three (38%) of the eight atypical cases in our series were shown to be papillary carcinoma
in situ after excisional biopsy. Liberman et al. [1] also observed that three (30%) of 10 atypical …

… guided biopsies performed, and 87 of these patients underwent subsequent excisional biopsy
… The major aim of this study was to ascertain whether excisional biopsy is necessary when …

… of a subsequent excisional biopsy at our institution. A total of 51 patients with the diagnosis
of benign papilloma on core biopsy who had subsequent excisional biopsy were studied. …

… determine the accuracy of core needle biopsy (CNB) diagnoses of papillary breast lesions,
and to identify the risk factors and histologic features, compared with excisional biopsy (EB). …

… Excisional biopsy revealed ductal carcinoma in situ or invasive carcinoma in 12 (48%) of …
papillary lesions with ADH. Benign papillomas can be adequately diagnosed with core biopsy. …

… Either excisional pathologic findings or follow-up mammographic findings for at least 2
years were available for 57 women (mean age, 57 years; range, 37–74 years) with 63 …

… (b) Photomicrograph of excisional biopsy specimen demonstrates papillary neoplasm
with two cell layers and atypical micropapillary tufts (thick arrow) and an adjacent duct that …