What is a core (needle) biopsy?

A core biopsy is also called a needle biopsy. A core biopsy is similar to a Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA), but your doctor uses a bigger needle to remove the tissue sample for lab evaluation. The drawback to core biopsies, according to Dr. Uthman, is that a small sample may get only the benign changes and miss malignant changes.

A reliable and increasingly common procedure in large cancer centers is the use of ultrasound techniques for core biopsies. Another but less frequent practice is the use of the stereotactic core biopsy. A stereotactic core biopsy is used when the lesions (abnormal tissue) can only be seen on a mammogram.

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