Biopsia mamaria estereotáctica

Durante una biopsia mamaria estereotáctica, la mama se comprime de manera firme entre dos placas. Las radiografías de mama, conocidas como mamografías, se usan para obtener imágenes estereoscópicas, que son imágenes de la misma zona desde distintos ángulos. Ayudan a determinar la ubicación exacta para la biopsia. Luego, se extrae una muestra del tejido mamario de la zona sospechosa con una aguja.

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Aug. 01, 2026