USG-Guided Clip Marking with Biopsy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses real-time ultrasound guidance to obtain tissue samples from an abnormal lesion and place a tiny marker clip at the biopsy site. It helps accurately diagnose abnormalities and ensures precise localization for future imaging, surgery, or treatment planning.
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USG-Guided Clip Marking with Biopsy is a minimally invasive procedure in which a tissue sample is collected from an abnormal lesion under real-time ultrasound guidance, followed by placement of a tiny metallic marker (clip) at the biopsy site.
The clip marks the exact location of the biopsied lesion, making it easier to identify during future imaging, surgery, or treatment, especially if the lesion becomes smaller or is no longer visible after therapy.
It is performed to diagnose abnormal masses or lesions and accurately mark their location for follow-up imaging, surgical planning, or cancer treatment.
The tissue sample is sent to a histopathology laboratory for microscopic examination to diagnose benign conditions, infections, inflammatory diseases, or cancer