A definitive diagnosis may be made
by fine needle aspiration of the mass under ultrasound guidance or closed biopsy, but is more likely to be confirmed by thoracotomy.
It's important to classify a patient with lymphoma classified into T or B cell, which can be done easily
by a fine needle aspiration cytology flow cytometry at Colorado.
Not exact matches
Nodules are typically evaluated
by ultrasound scan and blood tests, and sometimes
by an outpatient biopsy called
fine needle aspiration (FNA).
A less invasive alternative to a biopsy is
fine -
needle aspiration (FNA) of the affected area; in this procedure, which does not require general anesthesia, as the biopsy, a small hypodermic
needle is inserted into the lesion, and a drop of tissue is microscopically evaluated
by a Clinical Pathologist.