Examination and procedure
We consider the whole process,
before and after the examination.
we explain each part of the process.
We review previous imaging and medications, then explain compression and wound care after sampling and the next steps based on pathology results.
Preparing for the examination
We review the information needed
for an accurate comparison and safe care.
Previous imaging and reports
If available, bring previous mammograms, ultrasound images and reports.
Medications and existing conditions
Tell us about medications, including anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents, and any history of bleeding problems.
Allergies and anesthesia history
We check for medication allergies and any previous discomfort after local anesthesia.
Planning for recovery
Plan your schedule so you can follow instructions on compression and activity after the examination.
BEFORE THE PROCEDURE
We plan the sampling area
according to the lesion and purpose.
We reassess the lesion with imaging and explain whether the aim is tissue diagnosis or whether removal of a benign lesion is also being considered.
- Location
- Lesion depth · Nearby structures
- Extent
- Required tissue samples · Sampling direction
- Safety
- Medications · Bleeding risk · Compression plan
Procedure steps
From imaging review to pathology results
The actual steps and time required may vary with lesion location and the scope of the examination.
- 01
Records and medication review
We review previous imaging, test results and medications together.
- 02
Explaining the examination plan
We explain the purpose, method, alternatives and precautions.
- 03
Imaging guidance and tissue sampling
Local anesthesia and tissue sampling are performed according to the agreed plan.
- 04
Care and results schedule
We explain wound care, when to review results and how to contact us.
After the examination
We explain compression, wound care
and symptoms that need attention.
Maintaining compression
Keep compression on the examination site for the instructed period and check the dressing.
Adjusting activity
Limit heavy lifting, strenuous exercise and activities that place strain on the examination site.
Checking the wound
Instructions on dressing changes and showering depend on the scope of the examination.
Symptoms to report promptly
Report bleeding that does not stop with compression, rapidly increasing swelling, fever or severe pain promptly.
Do not stop medication
on your own.
검사 뒤 멍·통증·부기·출혈이 생길 수 있고 드물게 감염이나 국소마취 관련 반응이 나타날 수 있습니다. 빠르게 커지는 부기, 압박해도 멈추지 않는 출혈, 발열이나 심해지는 통증이 있으면 의료기관에 연락해야 합니다. 구체적인 진료 방법과 주의사항은 개인 상태와 의료진 판단에 따라 달라질 수 있습니다.
We explain preparation before the examination and care afterwards.
