biopsied

On day 3 or 5 of incubations the embryo is biopsied, and the genetic material is tested to make sure there are no aneuploidy defects.

Anyway, she had it biopsied and it came back as malignant melanoma - the worst form of skin cancer.

A patient biopsied 10 times from different parts of the cancer turns out to have 10 different (but related) cancers.

Anyone who has ever had a mole biopsied for skin cancer will be familiar with this.

Each year your scan is automatically compared to the previous year, and any sudden changes in morphology can be biopsied.

These present identically in routine histology done on biopsied tissue, but in fact consist of four different types of underlying disease.

Skin cancers can be biopsied and managed for no additional cost (procedure free, cost of pathology $70, meds) by family docs.

Your wallet is biopsied on the way to the hospital, where the real fun starts.

Even when it's biopsied at a timed interval you can't get a full picture of the cancer (invasive pattern etc) evolution trajectory.

Anecdotally I have a sister who was biopsied for cancer twenty+ years ago, and the result was negative.

I was xrayed, CT scanned, blood tested and ultrasound guidance biopsied so fast that my head spun.

The doctors ended up seeing something on my thyroid which was then biopsied.

Basically, the assumption that "anything over a certain cutoff should be biopsied" is dumb and they should actually just do second-line tests before biopsies, for borderline scores.