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Ureteroscopy allows your doctor to visually inspect your ureters and, if necessary, remove a small sample of tissue for laboratory testing (biopsy). In the ...
Perform a pelvic exam; Take a sample of secretions from your vagina or cervix to test for a sexually transmitted infection; Recommend a test of the mass (biopsy) ...
Adipose collection occurs under local anesthesia with an abdominal biopsy that collects about two grams of fat. The fat is used to isolate and grow ...
3-D stereotactic biopsy; Ultrasound-guided biopsy; MRI-guided biopsy; Radioactive seed localizations; Sentinel lymph node injections. In addition to training in ...
Liver biopsy · Blood and urine tests. Blood tests can monitor your liver function and check the level of a protein called ceruloplasmin that binds copper in the ...
Kidney biopsy. Your doctor might recommend removing a small sample of kidney tissue for testing. During a kidney biopsy, a needle is inserted through your ...
For lymphoma, the biopsy typically involves removing one or more lymph nodes. The lymph nodes go to a lab for testing to look for cancer cells. Other special ...
A biopsy may not be needed if imaging tests show enough information to make a diagnosis. Kidney cancer staging. If you're diagnosed with kidney cancer, the next ...
Often, pulmonary fibrosis can be definitively diagnosed only by examining a small amount of lung tissue (biopsy) in a laboratory. The tissue sample may be ...
Biopsy. Lupus can harm your kidneys in many different ways, and treatments can vary, depending on the type of damage that occurs. In some cases, it's ...
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