tissue biopsy
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Introduction
Use of a sharp instrument to obtain a sample of skin, muscle, bone or other tissue.
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- anorectal biopsy
- arterial biopsy
- biliary biopsy
- biopsy of abdominal/retroperitoneal mass
- biopsy of metastatic cancer of unknown primary
- biopsy of vulva/perineum
- biopsy, conjunctiva
- biopsy, cornea
- biopsy, epididymis
- biopsy, esophagus
- biopsy, extraocular muscle
- biopsy, floor of mouth
- biopsy, hypopharynx
- biopsy, intestine
- biopsy, intranasal
- biopsy, lacrimal gland
- biopsy, lacrimal sac
- biopsy, nail
- biopsy, nasopharynx
- biopsy, orbit
- biopsy, ovary
- biopsy, palate/uvula
- biopsy, penis
- biopsy, salivary gland
- biopsy, soft tissue
- biopsy, spinal cord
- biopsy, stomach
- biopsy, testis
- biopsy, tongue
- biopsy, urethra
- biopsy, vagina
- bone biopsy
- bone marrow biopsy
- brain biopsy
- breast biopsy
- cervical biopsy
- conization; cervical conization; loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP)
- core needle biopsy
- endobronchial biopsy
- endometrial biopsy
- endomyocardial biopsy
- endoscopic biopsy
- external ear biopy
- eyelid biopy
- fine needle aspiration (FNA)/biopsy
- ganglion biopsy
- lacrimal gland biopsy
- laryngoscopy with biopsy (laryngeal biopsy)
- liver biopsy
- lung biopsy
- lung/mediastinal biopsy
- lymph node biopsy
- muscle biopsy
- myocardial biopsy
- nerve biopsy
- oropharyngeal biopsy
- pancreas biopsy
- pleural biopsy
- prostate biopsy
- renal biopsy
- skin biopsy
- synovial biopsy
- thyroid biopsy