Biopsy (remove cells or tissue)
Description
A procedure to remove cells or tissue for examination under a microscope. Removal of the entire tissue is called excisional. Removal of a sample with a needle is called a needle or aspiration biopsy.
Cost
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Common Complications
Infection at the biopsy site. Damage of surrounding tissue or underlying nerves or blood vessels.
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