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Biopsy: Understanding the Procedure and Its Importance
Biopsy: Diagnostic Tissue Sampling
A biopsy removes tissue/cells for microscopic examination to diagnose cancer, infections, autoimmune diseases.
Common Biopsy Types
- Needle biopsy: Thin needle extracts small sample.
- Surgical biopsy: Small tissue piece surgically removed.
- Endoscopy: Flexible tube with camera/light collects samples.
- Laparoscopy: Small abdominal camera incision for sampling.
Type depends on condition and location. Usually outpatient—patient goes home same day.
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