Incisional Biopsy: Procedure, Purpose, and What to Expect
An incisional biopsy uses a scalpel to make an incision into part of a large lesion to remove a wedge-shaped piece of tissue for examination under a microscope. This type of biopsy allows the pathologist to examine a larger area of tissue, providing additional information and ensuring an accurate diagnosis.Brain Surgery - Related Articles
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