Breast Fine-Needle Aspiration and Biopsy
Ultrasound-guided diagnosis of lumps and cysts
About the Treatment
When an imaging exam shows a change that needs to be clarified, a puncture or biopsy allows material to be collected for analysis to determine whether the lesion is benign. Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) empties cysts and collects cells; core needle biopsy removes small fragments of the lump for histopathological examination, which is the standard for diagnosis. Both are performed at the clinic, guided by ultrasound, under local anesthesia, in about 20 to 30 minutes, and the patient returns to her activities the same day, with simple care. The result is discussed in a consultation with the breast specialist, who determines the approach: follow-up, surgical removal, or referral for specialized treatment, when necessary.
Benefits
Mastology specialists
Mastology treatments at Femi Saúde
Clinical Breast Exam
Breast assessment during the consultation with the breast specialist
Screening with Mammography
When to start, frequency and interpreting the result
Breast Ultrasound
Assessment of lumps, cysts and dense breasts
Breast Self-Exam and Warning Signs
Knowing your own body to notice changes
Breast Cancer Risk Assessment
Family history and personalized screening
Benign Breast Lump (Fibroadenoma)
Fibroadenoma and other benign lumps
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