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Inconclusive Breast Biopsy Results
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There are a number of methods, depending upon the size and location of the lump or suspicious area, and the general health of the patient. These include:
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Biopsy
Source: Breastcancer.org
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Biopsy
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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