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== Stereotactic biopsy == * False negative rate of 11.8-28.6% * Risk of bleeding, haematoma or infection is less than 1% * Indications ** BI-RADS 4 + 5 require biopsy, BI-RADS 3 is at clinician/patient discretion (according to Kat mostly recommend follow-up with yearly mammogram) ** New suspicious microcalcifications, developing asymmetries, or architectural distortions ** Nonpalpable asymmetry, focal asymmetry, or solid mass on mammogram not seen on USS ** Mammographic lesions corresponding to suspicious areas of enhancement on MRI * Contraindications ** Patient unable to lie prone or co-operate ** Weight ** Lesion location near nipple, too superficial to skin, or too posterior to chest wall ** Lesion mammographically occult ** Patient has severe kyphosis or movement disorders ** Lack of breast tissue thickness for adequate compression ** Pregnancy * Pathologic correlation ** Need concordance with prior imaging reports ** X-ray specimens to see whether recorded calcifications were gathered - if not, quality of biopsy is suspect * Target of biopsy ** Aim for five flecks of calcification, or flecks in three separate cores [[Category:Breast]]
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