What is the biopsy when entire lesion removed?
The biopsy when the entire lesion is removed, and the excised tissue sample is examined under the microscope to determine the presence and type of cancer. This type of biopsy is more likely to provide a definitive diagnosis compared to a biopsy that removes only a small part of the lesion, as it allows for a more thorough evaluation of the tissue and may reduce the need for additional procedures such as re-biopsies.Brain Surgery - Related Articles
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