True cut biopsy for Breast lump at Radhika Women's Care
A breast lump can be a source of concern and anxiety for many women. To determine the exact nature of the lump — whether benign or malignant — a True Cut Biopsy is one of the most reliable and minimally invasive diagnostic procedures. At Radhika Women’s Care, we offer ultrasound-guided True Cut Biopsy using advanced technology and expert care to ensure accurate diagnosis and peace of mind.
A True Cut Biopsy involves using a special needle to take small tissue samples from the lump for laboratory analysis. It is performed under local anesthesia and guided by ultrasound for precise targeting of the lump — no stitches, no long recovery, and results are usually available within a few days.
With compassionate doctors, a dedicated women-centric team, and a sterile, private setting, we ensure every woman receives timely, respectful, and accurate care when it matters most.
Benefits of True Cut Biopsy for Breast Lump
True Cut Biopsy is a preferred diagnostic method for evaluating suspicious breast lumps due to its accuracy and simplicity. Here’s why:
Minimally Invasive: No need for stitches or general anesthesia — performed under local anesthesia.
High Accuracy: Provides a definitive diagnosis by extracting core tissue, not just fluid or cells.
Ultrasound-Guided Precision: Ensures the exact location of the lump is targeted for sample collection.
Quick Procedure: Usually completed in 15–20 minutes as an outpatient service.
No Hospital Stay: Patients go home the same day and resume normal activities within hours.
Timely Results: Reports typically available within 3–5 days for early diagnosis and treatment planning.
- Low Risk & Safe: Minimal discomfort, bleeding, or side effects when performed by skilled professionals.
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Post-Procedure Care After True Cut Biopsy
Recovery after a True Cut Biopsy is quick, but following these care tips ensures comfort and safety:
Apply Pressure: A small bandage will be placed; light pressure may be applied for a few minutes to stop bleeding.
Pain & Swelling: Mild tenderness or bruising at the biopsy site is normal. Use a cold pack and take pain relief if prescribed.
Avoid Heavy Activity: Refrain from strenuous exercise or lifting for 24–48 hours.
Keep the Area Dry: Avoid getting the bandaged site wet for at least 24 hours.
Watch for Signs: Call the clinic if you notice increased redness, bleeding, or fever (though rare).
Follow-Up: Return for your biopsy report review and next steps, if any.
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FAQ
What is the difference between True Cut Biopsy and FNAC?
FNAC collects fluid or cells, while True Cut Biopsy retrieves a core tissue sample, which gives more detailed and accurate diagnostic information.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. You may feel slight pressure but no significant pain during the biopsy.
Will it leave a scar?
Very minimal. A tiny incision (just a few millimeters) is made, which usually heals without visible scarring.
How soon will I get the results?
Biopsy reports are generally available within 3 to 5 working days.
What happens after the biopsy?
Once results are reviewed, our doctors will guide you on the next steps — whether it’s reassurance, further imaging, or treatment.
